Hi Mike,
Another question is that if there is a date picker control
like DateTimePicker in .NET but I can set the value of
the textbox to be blank?
I don't know where can get such a control. But I suggest you can combine a
plain textbox and a normal DateTimePicker control to workaround this
requirement.
Just use a non-border textbox to overlap the target DateTimePicker control.
That textbox should have the same height with the target DateTimePicker
control but a bit shorter that it, in order to avoid covering the dropdown
button of the DateTimePicker control. Then add the code to copy the
DateTimePicker's value string to the textbox in its ValueChanged event
handler. Also you would like to add some other event handler to customize
that textbox.
Then you will have a DateTimePicker control which has an 'independent
textbox' as you wish.
Wish this helps!
Best regards,
Gary Chang
Microsoft Community Support
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