This is a Simple one Line code for inserting current System date in to a text box:
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
TextBox1.Text = DateTime.Now.ToString("dd/MM/yyyy");
}
Chatthanz 0 Newbie Poster
nolife 0 Newbie Poster
per heps you can store first your date in a string as :
DateTime dt= datetimenow.now;
string str_dt=String.Format("{0:dd/MM/yyyy}", dt);
textbox1.test=str_dt;
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nmaillet 97 Posting Whiz in Training
i wish he gonna help you
I don't think he was asking a question...
This is a Simple one Line code for inserting current System date in to a text box:
What is the point of this? Not that I don't understand the code, or its purpose, but why post it? It's pretty trivial.
Mike Askew 131 Veteran Poster Featured Poster
@nmaillet, It was probably intended as a code snippet, even then it is very trivial to most of the forums, the only completely non basic functionality is the date format masking and that doesnt take much.
Of course its worth remembering Console.WriteLine(DateTime.Now.ToShortDateString()); Does exactly the same thing as this, but without the need for typing the mask, which instead automatically changes according to the culture settings of the machine (en-US (M/d/yyyy), de-DE (dd.MM.yyyy) etc etc).
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