Calculate no of days on basis of date selection in textbox

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Hi All,

I have two ajax calender control on two textboxes as start date and end date and having a Label.Now the thing is this as user enter start date and end date on selection of date on endate textbox no of days should be soon in Label.I used onblur event of end date but it's firing before selection complete date and the error is generating as date in invalid form.

Please let me know if u people have another solution.

thanking you
mohammad Wasif

Posted 3-Mar-11 20:31pm

Mohd Wasif

Updated 4-Mar-11 0:21am

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vipul19189 · Answer 1 · 2013-10-07T00:02:00

Solution 2

try this one

at end date_Text Changed at coding side

DateTime sDateTime = Convert.ToDateTime(startdate.Text);
DateTime eDateTime = Convert.ToDateTime(enddate.Text);
System.TimeSpan span = eDateTime - sDateTime;
int ddays = (int)span.TotalDays;
label.Text=ddays.ToString();

Posted 7-Oct-13 0:02am

vipul19189

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Nelek 7-Oct-13 6:27am

Did you realize that the question over two years old is?

OriginalGriff · Answer 2 · 2011-03-03T20:48:00

Solution 1

Why not use a Calendar control instead? That way you always have a sensible date, and the user can't make a mistake and enter it in the wrong format...
MSDN[^]

Posted 3-Mar-11 20:48pm

OriginalGriff