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Hi, I did the same change on but the month became `00 (18/00/2008)`. After removing `{0:mm//dd/yyyy}` from `DataFormatString`, the month appeared again `(2008-09-18 00:00:00.000)` of course together with the time portion that I wish to get rid of. Please help. <asp:BoundField DataField="EstimateCompleteDate" HeaderText="EstimateCompleteDate" SortExpression="EstimateCompleteDate" DataFormatString="{0:mm/dd/yyyy}" HtmlEncode="False" /> <asp:BoundField DataField="ActualCompleteDate" HeaderText="ActualCompleteDate" …
Hi, I have a aspx page which has no problem to show multiple records from a db table as selected items in list box control ASP.net 2.0. After user change their selection in list box, how can I effectively and correctly post the user selections back to db table? Is …
Hi, I need to press two times to save multiple records in different tables. I tried to use tran=con.begintransaction() to roll back transactions in case of error. But I didn't have the luck. So I tried in several sets of Try...catch...finally. After clicking submit button the first time, the page …
Hi, I set HtmlEncode="False" and DataFormatString="{0:mm/dd/yyyy}" in boundfield of a gridview but the month became 00 (18/00/2008). After removing {0:mm/dd/yyyy} from DataFormatString, the month appeared again (2008-09-18 12:00:00 AM) of course together with the time portion that I wish to get rid of. Please help. BTW, whart is {0} stands …
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