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Hello Experts,<br />
I have a web application where suppliers are sending their bid for a product. There is a start and end time for the bidding. However I have a second step that when only 5 minutes left to the end time of the auction, if a supplier sends a new offer, I would like to append the end time for 10 minutes for other suppliers that attend to the auction. But the supplier that initiated this process will have this additional time option. I am using ASP.NET C# platform and I couldn't set the logic for this process. Can someone help ?<br />
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Thanks
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Hello Experts,
I have a web application where suppliers are sending their bid for a product. There is a start and end time for the bidding. However I have a second step that when only 5 minutes left to the end time of the auction, if a supplier sends a new offer, I would like to append the end time for 10 minutes for other suppliers that attend to the auction. But the supplier that initiated this process will have this additional time option. I am using ASP.NET C# platform and I couldn't set the logic for this process. Can someone help ?

Thanks

Appending time for an online auction

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