S
Shankara Narayanan
if BookingDate > DateTime.Today.Date &&
DateTime.Now.ToString("HH:mm:ss") > "23:00"
{
return;
}
HTH
Shankar
DateTime.Now.ToString("HH:mm:ss") > "23:00"
{
return;
}
HTH
Shankar
bredal Jensen said:well it does not help me because it should be
possible to book for the day after tommorrow and all the other days in the
futue.
Just not tomorrow.
And by the way , i meant 11 AM, but i guess it is probably not so
important.
Kevin Spencer said:11 AM on the client, on the server, GMT, or what?
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HTH,
Kevin Spencer
.Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.
One Handed Man ( OHM - Terry Burns ) said:With respect . .
When you do what you did, your post remains at the top ( annoyingly to most
people ) until the date has passed.
clock is messed up (you are somehow posting questions from the future...)
bredal Jensen said:well that was a good question...
i did not think global while posting this on a global
news group.
But i assumm the booking person is on the same time
zone as where the event is taking place.
But the time would have to be on the server . since different client
probably
have different times.
bredal Jensen said:well it does not help me because it should be
possible to book for the day after tommorrow and all the other days in the
futue.
Just not tomorrow.
And by the way , i meant 11 AM, but i guess it is probably not so
important.
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