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How can I alert the user if they enter From date greater than To date?<br />
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<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-10-29176871-1"><span>var StartCreateDate = $('#FromCreatedDate').val();</span>
<span>var EndCreateDate = $('#ToCreatedDate').val();</span>
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<span>  if ((StartCreateDate != null &amp;&amp; EndCreateDate != null) &amp;&amp; (StartCreateDate &gt; EndCreateDate)) {</span>
<span>            alert(&quot;From create date must be greater than to create date&quot;)</span>
<span>            return false;</span>
<span>        }</span>
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Alert user if from date greater than to date

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