i want to insert a date validation between jan'09 to april'09 in c#



maz77 wrote:

date validation
03-Jul-08

I am trying to develop a good validation for a date in C#; a valid dat
can be inserted in these formats
- dd/mm/yyy
- dd/mm/yyyy h24:
- mm/dd/yyy
- mm/dd/yyyy h12:
How can I proceed
Is "Datetim

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On Thursday, July 03, 2008 5:37 AM
maz77 wrote:

date validation
I am trying to develop a good validation for a date in C#; a valid dat
can be inserted in these formats
- dd/mm/yyy
- dd/mm/yyyy h24:
- mm/dd/yyy
- mm/dd/yyyy h12:
How can I proceed
Is "Datetim

On Thursday, July 03, 2008 6:43 AM
Mark Rae [MVP] wrote:

Re: date validation
Yes it is

However, you have posted your question on an ASP.NET newsgroup, so I a
assuming that you intend to use this in an ASP.NET app..

There is, generally speaking, no need to use server-side

On Thursday, July 03, 2008 10:31 AM
Andrew Morton wrote:

Re: date validation
Mark Rae [MVP] wrote

Surely you should mention the caveat about protecting against maliciou
users who might bypass the client-side validation for the purposes of SQ
injection, XSS, or just plain i

On Thursday, July 03, 2008 11:02 AM
Mark Rae [MVP] wrote:

Re: date validation
SQL Injection is fairly simply bypassed by using stored procedures and / o
parameterised queries

As for invalid dates specifically, they can be avoided completely by using
calendar control, the p

On Thursday, July 03, 2008 12:07 PM
Andrew Morton wrote:

Re: date validation
Mark Rae [MVP] wrote

I was writing about malicious users in particular, who will hav
tools/browser add-ons to alter the data en route from the browser to th
server or enter data directly into hidd

On Wednesday, July 09, 2008 11:33 PM
Munna wrote:

HiIs "Datetime.TryParse()" a good choice?
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Is "Datetime.TryParse()" a good choice

yes it i

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On Oct 21, 8:19*am, suvra saha wrote:
> i want to insert a date validation between jan'09 to april'09 in c#
>

You can try to do something like this

DateTime d1 = Convert.ToDateTime("1/9/2009");
DateTime d2 = Convert.ToDateTime("4/9/2009");

if (mydate >= d1 && mydate <= d2 )
{
// ok
}