Hello,
Why does RadDatePicker.SelectedDate include the time? If the time needs to be included in the SelectedDate value, then why not just use a RadDateTimePicker? Please help me to understand the logic behind including the time on the SelectedDate.
Thanks,
Casey
Why does RadDatePicker.SelectedDate include the time? If the time needs to be included in the SelectedDate value, then why not just use a RadDateTimePicker? Please help me to understand the logic behind including the time on the SelectedDate.
Thanks,
Casey
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Hello Casey,
The SelectedDate property of the RadDatePicker control uses a value of type DateTime. To extract the Date component of it you can check the following MSDN article:
DateTime.Date Property
You can also get the string representation of the date using the ToShortDateString Method.
Let us know if you need further assistance
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Martin
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The SelectedDate property of the RadDatePicker control uses a value of type DateTime. To extract the Date component of it you can check the following MSDN article:
DateTime.Date Property
You can also get the string representation of the date using the ToShortDateString Method.
Let us know if you need further assistance
Best regards,
Martin
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Casey
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answered on 06 Nov 2009, 01:15 PM
Thanks Martin. The issue I was having was when using the RadDatePicker as a filter inside a RadGrid. The filter would be for 11/6/2009 12:00:00 AM, instead of just for 11/6/2009. I ended up removing the filtering option from inside the RadGrid and there are two RadDatePickers outside of the RadGrid where the user can select a range of date to view all requests between the dates they select. I'm not sure if I'm the only person that would like this feature, but I think that there should be an option added to the RadDatePicker to use a certain date format for the selected date.
Thanks,
Casey
Thanks,
Casey
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Hello Casey,
Thank you for your suggestion.I am afraid the required functionality does not depend on raddatepicker only but also on the framework itself. Since there is no suitable type to use the picker control uses the DateTime object as it is the most appropriate available option.
You can also check the following forum thread for a discussion on a same topic:
I hope this helps
Martin
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Thank you for your suggestion.I am afraid the required functionality does not depend on raddatepicker only but also on the framework itself. Since there is no suitable type to use the picker control uses the DateTime object as it is the most appropriate available option.
You can also check the following forum thread for a discussion on a same topic:
Date Time Col Doesnt Find Date in Timestamp
I hope this helps
Martin
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Alexander
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answered on 02 Nov 2012, 03:10 PM
I also bumped into the problem with time part shown in RadDatePicker :(
I have radiobutton which makes postback without response redirect.
So, when I come to the page containing RadDatePicker on such PostBack, without setting initial value on non-postback loading, I get time part shown. I tried to fight it, but in vain.
So I need to invent some dirty hack to cut time part. I see no other way around, I need postback.
The most sad thing is that sometimes I am able to reproduce this stuff and sometimes it's suddenly getting ok without any code changes!
And one more: the same filter sometimes displays time in american style (AM/PM), sometimes in european - also no some special settings...
UPDATE: I had to force TimeFormat to string.Empty for one page and to "HH:mm" (I use such format everywhere) for others in PreRender event (Mr. Dirty Hack)
I have radiobutton which makes postback without response redirect.
So, when I come to the page containing RadDatePicker on such PostBack, without setting initial value on non-postback loading, I get time part shown. I tried to fight it, but in vain.
So I need to invent some dirty hack to cut time part. I see no other way around, I need postback.
The most sad thing is that sometimes I am able to reproduce this stuff and sometimes it's suddenly getting ok without any code changes!
And one more: the same filter sometimes displays time in american style (AM/PM), sometimes in european - also no some special settings...
UPDATE: I had to force TimeFormat to string.Empty for one page and to "HH:mm" (I use such format everywhere) for others in PreRender event (Mr. Dirty Hack)
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Hello Alexander,
I am not quite sure that you are observing the same problem this thread was opened for. I would suggest that you open a formal support ticket and send a sample project demonstrating the issues you have hit. This way we will be able to provide more to the point resolution.
Kind regards,
Martin
the Telerik team
I am not quite sure that you are observing the same problem this thread was opened for. I would suggest that you open a formal support ticket and send a sample project demonstrating the issues you have hit. This way we will be able to provide more to the point resolution.
Kind regards,
Martin
the Telerik team
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