[SOLVED] DateTimePicker Display Bug!? |
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Xander75
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Posted: 25 August 2010 at 4:57am |
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Hi,
I am using several DateTimePicker controls on a form and my requirement initally is to have these blank so the user must enter a date. I have done this using the following code in the Form Load event:
So far so good, the control is blank and all seems fine... until I try and select a date, without setting the CustomFormat to "dd/mm/yyyy" I get no date appearing in the control so using the following code I get the date to appear, however the date displays as "25/00/2010":
The Debug.Print lines cleary print the date as "25/08/2010" but the control displays "25/00/2010", is this a bug or am I doing something wrong? Thanks... |
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Xander75
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Hi,
I have resolved my issue however I am not sure if the above mentioned is a bug or not as the month in CustomFormat "dd/mm/yyyy" is displaying as "00" so I will leave this open for now... I managed to make the DateTimePicker display as blank and then display the correct date on change by using the following code:
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Hemesh
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maybe try dd/MM/yyyy instead of dd/mm/yyyy?
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Xander75
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Hemesh,
Thanks for that, this has resolved the issue I was having.
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