txtDate = 3/7/1994
Basically I want my button to calculate the 'month' digit (in this case 7) and display it into txtMonth.
What is the simplest way to do this?
Note the date will come from a user's input.
By the way, it's for Visual Basic! If you could actually explain it instead of telling me what to do, that would be great!
Found the code:
Dim theDate As Date
Dim theMonth As Intege开发者_开发百科r
theDate = txtDateOfBirth.Text
theMonth = Month(theDate)
txtMonth.Text = theMonth
Cheers!
Split 3/7/1994 it on slashes, pick the second value from the splits and then assign it to txtMonth. This should be doable in whatever your programming language is :)
In C#
string[] splits = dateValue.Split("/".ToCharArray());
txtMonth = splits[1];
Supposing dateValue = "3/7/1994"
But do specify your programming language.
Split the string into an array (on "/"), the second item (1), will be your month.
convert your date variable to a datetime then use the format of datetime (C# code):
DateTime dt;
bool isValid = DateTime.TryParse(txtDate, out dt);
if (isValid)
dt.ToString("MM");
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