How does wok relative time in different time zones?
I am confused about using datetimes in databases and applications for international users. My application is developed asp.net web api and c# programming language.
I am confused about using datetimes in databases and applications for international users. My application is developed asp.net web api and c# programming language.
This is in Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio; I have a column Order_Date in my table, and the data type is datetime.
Make sure that withdrawaldate property is has a nullable type (DateTime?)
I am a compelte Knowbie so excuse my quesstion if it comes across dumb, i have created a small web application at the folliwng https://wireme.co.uk/BookList but i can not get the date to display correctly, not sure what i am doing wrong, please see my code below:
I have two unix timestamps old and new and I want to check if 30 seconds has passed between them. I want to check if oldTs is 30 seconds old or not. Basically if oldTs is <= 30 second old then I want to return true otherwise I want to return false.
I’m not even sure how to do this without using some horrible for loop/counter type solution. Here’s the problem:
When I use DateTime.Now I get the date and time from the server point of view. Is there any way to get the client date and time in ASP.NET?
Is there a way to do your timezone offsets on the server side, by reading something in the request over http, instead of sending everything to the client and letting it deal with it?
is there any good free/open source time picker control that goes well with ASP.NET Calendar control?
I would like to know a simple algorithm to check if the given instance of datetime lies between another two instances in C#.