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Month drop down changing the day.
Posted on 2006-06-29
Hi experts, I little help if i may.
I am using some code I found on the following web site:
http://www.syncfusion.com/faq/aspnet/search/257.aspx
I am using the c# example, my problem is that when I select a month from the drop down it changes the selected day in the calendar control and not the month.
Can any one see why, and if so, how to fix.
Regards
Wayne
I am using some code I found on the following web site:
http://www.syncfusion.com/faq/aspnet/search/257.aspx
I am using the c# example, my problem is that when I select a month from the drop down it changes the selected day in the calendar control and not the month.
Can any one see why, and if so, how to fix.
Regards
Wayne
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i think that there is a difference between the format in the calender and the format you r using in the code....
one type of format: DD/MM/YY
the other maybe : MM/DD/YY..
so there will be a conflict between day and month..
cheers
Tarek
one type of format: DD/MM/YY
the other maybe : MM/DD/YY..
so there will be a conflict between day and month..
cheers
Tarek
hi tarek,
thank you for the quick response, however all i've done is cut and paste the code from the site, does it work for you?
Wayne
thank you for the quick response, however all i've done is cut and paste the code from the site, does it work for you?
Wayne
i think here is the problem..:
DateTime dtNewDate;
dtNewDate =DateTime.Parse (Int16.Parse(ddlMonth.Sele
Calendar1.TodaysDate=dtNew
here you are using the format : MM/DD/YYYY
and your calender may be using : DD/MM/YYYY
and thus cosidering the day as month
good luck
DateTime dtNewDate;
dtNewDate =DateTime.Parse (Int16.Parse(ddlMonth.Sele
Calendar1.TodaysDate=dtNew
here you are using the format : MM/DD/YYYY
and your calender may be using : DD/MM/YYYY
and thus cosidering the day as month
good luck
ok stepped through the code and the dtNewDate is 09/01/2006 00:00:00, which does look like things are the wrong way around.
do you happen to know the code to switch it to 01/09/2006?
do you happen to know the code to switch it to 01/09/2006?
instead of playing with the format..
try to use
dtNewDate=DateTime.Now;
dtNewDate.AddMonth(differe
cheers
try to use
dtNewDate=DateTime.Now;
dtNewDate.AddMonth(differe
cheers
sorry, not following, all I want to do is select a month from the drop down and then set the calendar to be that month. not sure what you mean by difference between, can you show an example
i mean if your current month is june... 06
and you chose from the drop to be august....
then the difference between them is 2...
just add this difference to DateTime.Now.AddMonth(diff
it will add 2 to 06 and it will change to august..
did you get it..
and you chose from the drop to be august....
then the difference between them is 2...
just add this difference to DateTime.Now.AddMonth(diff
it will add 2 to 06 and it will change to august..
did you get it..
DateTime dtNewDate=DateTime.Now;
int diff=int.Parse(ddlMonth.Se
dtNewDate.AddMonth(diff);
Calendar1.TodaysDate=dtNew
cheers
int diff=int.Parse(ddlMonth.Se
dtNewDate.AddMonth(diff);
Calendar1.TodaysDate=dtNew
cheers
getting there, get the following after selecting a month, my months are string 01,02,03 etc
System.FormatException: Input string was not in a correct format
System.FormatException: Input string was not in a correct format
it's failing on this line
int diff=int.Parse(ddlMonth.Se
int diff=int.Parse(ddlMonth.Se
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