Date format

Asked by John
16 years ago.

Hi,

I;m following the code to create a popup window for a new event. The output from the scheduler to the output window for the start date is

Sun,18 May 2008 00:00:00 UTC

Is there a way of geting the output to UK format 18/05/2008 ?

(I just need days)

Or do I have to parse it?

Cheers

John

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Comment posted by Dan Letecky
16 years ago.

I would suggest passing it in sortable format (that's what DayPilot.ds() method does in this window.open example). The popup aspx should read the URL parameters. The sortable format will be readable directly using Convert.ToDateTime.

It could look like this:

InputStart.Text = Convert.ToDateTime(Request.QueryString["start"]).ToString("d")

Just replace ToString("d") with the format you prefer.

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