Date format Changing....

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when i select a date it shows in the datepicker in dd-mm-yyyy format

Posted 4-Nov-12 22:00pm

Dibin Babu

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Rohith Gopi 5-Nov-12 4:03am

Please give more description about the problem. Are you giving any desired format previously??

Dibin Babu 5-Nov-12 4:05am

SelectedDate="{Binding Path=datePicker1,StringFormat='dd/MM/yyy'}"

[no name] 5-Nov-12 4:11am

just check time , date tabs in regional settings of control panel, the format depends on these pre settings

Rohith Gopi 5-Nov-12 4:12am

In which format do you want to view the date??

Dibin Babu 5-Nov-12 4:14am

date-month-year

Rohith Gopi 5-Nov-12 4:18am

so you are getting it rite.. then what is the problem???

Dibin Babu 5-Nov-12 4:34am

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Clifford Nelson · Answer 1 · 2012-11-05T10:28:00

Solution 2

This may help: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1378484/wpf-toolkit-how-to-apply-date-format-in-c-sharp-for-datepicker-control[^]

Posted 5-Nov-12 10:28am

Clifford Nelson

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fjdiewornncalwe 5-Nov-12 16:32pm

+5. Looks good.

Storxstar · Answer 2 · 2012-11-05T02:50:00

Solution 1

DatePicker.DisplayDate.Tostring("yyyy-MM-dd"); - or whatever you want the format to be.

Storxstar

Posted 5-Nov-12 2:50am

Storxstar