I am making a website in which i want to consider today morning 6 am to tomorrow morning 6 am as one day ..can u pls help me

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I had been worked with datetime and its methods and I am unable to did that one
Please help me
Thanks in advance .....

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Posted 26-Dec-12 0:51am

Seshu The Baadshah

Updated 26-Dec-12 0:56am

Thomas Daniels

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Zafar Sultan 26-Dec-12 7:00am

And what exactly is your problem? What do you want to achieve and where are you stuck? Queries, code-behind, validation, days calculation?

[no name] 26-Dec-12 7:07am

i am working on a project where the employees are having their daily task on dashboard...for night shift people after 12 O clock it will display tomorrows task ...(they are working from 8 pm to tomorrow morning 6 am )but after 12 pm the targets are changed
That i want to avoid.....provide a solution for me

__TR__ 26-Dec-12 7:02am

Your question is not clear. Please provide more details on what is it you are trying to do. If you have tried something post your code. Also take a look at timespan[^], It might help you with your requirment.

[no name] 26-Dec-12 7:11am

I am just working on date time class

datetime dat=datetime.today.adddays(1);
and i am comparing the current time with that dat after 12 it will go for another day

__TR__ 26-Dec-12 8:51am

What are you retrieving by comparing 2 dates? Is it the hours? Post your code with details of the issue you are facing in that code.

Zafar Sultan 26-Dec-12 7:13am

Based on your unclear comments I assume that you are having trouble in fetching the tasks for an employee who has a shift that span for two dates. You want to show the tasks for only one day, right?

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Deenuji · Answer 1 · 2012-12-26T01:04:00

Solution 1

http://forums.asp.net/t/1764519.aspx/1[^]

http://www.irohitable.com/post/2012/01/01/Changing-default-date-format-of-your-ASPNET-application.aspx[^]

Posted 26-Dec-12 1:04am

Deenuji