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  1. #1
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    PLZ hELP ME IN.....DATE COMPARISON!


    Protected Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load

    Dim dt As New Date

    If dt.Day() <= 16 Then

    MsgBox("allow")

    ElseIf dt.Day() >= 17 Then
    MsgBox("disallow")

    Else
    Label1.Text = "error"
    End If

    Im the beginner for the asp.net .
    I would like to allow user to view the results before 16/mm/yyyy and disallow when the date is reached after 17/mm/yyyy.....
    but when i write this code in the page load.....all the msgbox i get is ("allow") althougt the date is reached after 17/mm/yyyy.....
    pls help me. to solve this problem.....!

  2. #2
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    Well, first of all, you cannot display a MsgBox in ASP.NET. ASP.NET code runs on the Web server, so users of your site would not be able to see a MsgBox. Generally, you would use a Literal or some other control on the page to display a message to the user.

    You are creating a new variable of type Date, but I don't see where you assign a value to it. Which date do you want to compare to 16 or 17? Today's date? Or a date that's passed in from the Web page?
    Phil Weber
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  3. #3
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    Your Date variable has not been initialized. Instead try:

    dt.Now.Day
    Paul
    ~~~~
    Microsoft MVP (Visual Basic)

  4. #4
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    thanks phil weber and pclement!

    i already solved my problem.

    But i still got 1 question as below:
    if msgbox can't use.....
    so what is the best way to prompt the message instead of using msgbox?

  5. #5
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    Thumbs up You can use a message box..

    Try out this one..
    if you are using a button to check your code try applying this..
    Since I am using C# the code goes like this
    in page load event
    Button1.OnClientClick = String.Format("return alert('your custom message')");

    now when you'll click on the button.. you'll see a message box..
    Have fun
    Happy coding...

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