I have a DateTimePicker control that originally displays "1/1/1900" on
screen. I want to change it to current date when a user clicks on it. I use
the follow code but nothing is happening. Can someone tell me what I'm doing
wrong?
Thanks, Alpha
private void dtpLastOdoDate_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
dtpLastOdoDate.Value = DateTime.Today.Date;
}
John - 30 Dec 2005 02:19 GMT
dtpLastOdoDate.Update(); // ??
> I have a DateTimePicker control that originally displays "1/1/1900" on
> screen. I want to change it to current date when a user clicks on it. I use
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> dtpLastOdoDate.Value = DateTime.Today.Date;
> }
Alpha - 30 Dec 2005 05:11 GMT
Thanks John. I added the code you suggested
dtpLastOdoDate.Update();
but it still not working.
> dtpLastOdoDate.Update(); // ??
>
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> > dtpLastOdoDate.Value = DateTime.Today.Date;
> > }
chandra - 30 Dec 2005 15:06 GMT
i doubt we have a click event for the datetimepicker control.
instead to achieve ur thing. write the code in Enter event handler of
the datetimepicker control.
Alpha - 30 Dec 2005 18:53 GMT
There is a Click event but it does nothing with the code I put in there. The
Enter event is working out just great. Thank you Chandra.
> i doubt we have a click event for the datetimepicker control.
>
> instead to achieve ur thing. write the code in Enter event handler of
> the datetimepicker control.
mablejune@otismukinfus.com - 31 Dec 2005 00:04 GMT
>I have a DateTimePicker control that originally displays "1/1/1900" on
>screen. I want to change it to current date when a user clicks on it. I use
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> dtpLastOdoDate.Value = DateTime.Today.Date;
>}
The DateTimeOicker display defaults to the current date and time. You
must be setting the vale of it to null or something in your code.
Why must the user click the control to get it to display the current
date? Why not just let it display the default. If you don't want the
time, just set the Format property to Short.