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: Anitra Smith (anitra) wrote,
2007-11-27 14:09:00

Anitra Smith
anitra
2007-11-27 14:09:00

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ASP.NET dateformat in a gridview (the DataFormatString={0:M-dd-yyyy} Problem)

Glad to find out I'm not doing this wrong - if you simply apply a dateformat to a bound field in a gridview, you won't get the result you expect. Easy way to fix? Set "HtmlEncode" to false. The more complex solution is to make it a template column and set the value programmatically.

I got the information from this blog entry - How To Set a Date Format In GridView Using ASP.NET 2.0

Tags: asp, computer

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ASP.NET dateformat in a gridview (the DataFormatString={0:M-dd-yyyy} Problem)

Milestones only a parent would appreciate...

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Buttermilk (sour milk) brownies

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