e.g. MinDate = #5/30/2013#
When I set the MinDate to a value the value is also set to MinDate.
With calStartDate
.MinDate = MinimumDate
.MaxDate = MaxDate
.SetToNullValue()
End With
Applying SetToNullValue does not reset the value to null/nothing. How can I ensure the value (default) is always set to NULL
When I set the MinDate to a value the value is also set to MinDate.
With calStartDate
.MinDate = MinimumDate
.MaxDate = MaxDate
.SetToNullValue()
End With
Applying SetToNullValue does not reset the value to null/nothing. How can I ensure the value (default) is always set to NULL
Telerik WnForms Q1 2013 SP1
VS2010
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Hello,
The described behavior is expected if the control value is less than the min date. In this case, setting a greater min date will change the control value to it.
Calling the SetToNullDate method will null out the NullableValue of the control. For backwards compatibility, we have introduced this property for null value support instead of using the Value property.
I hope that you find this information useful.
Regards,
Stefan
Telerik
The described behavior is expected if the control value is less than the min date. In this case, setting a greater min date will change the control value to it.
Calling the SetToNullDate method will null out the NullableValue of the control. For backwards compatibility, we have introduced this property for null value support instead of using the Value property.
I hope that you find this information useful.
Regards,
Stefan
Telerik
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