DateTime d = DateTime.Now; Response.Write("<br />today: " + d + "<br />"); //today: 11/18/2009 6:03:02 PM Response.Write("<br />today: " + d.ToShortTimeString() + "<br />"); //today: 6:03 PM Response.Write("<br />day: " + d.ToString("d dd ddd dddd") + "<br />"); //day: 18 18 Wed Wednesday Response.Write("<br />month: " + d.ToString("M MM MMM MMMM") + "<br />"); //month: 11 11 Nov November Response.Write("<br />year: " + d.ToString("y yy yyy yyyy") + "<br />"); //year: 9 09 2009 2009 Response.Write("<br />hour: " + d.ToString("h hh H HH") + "<br />"); //hour: 6 06 18 18 Response.Write("<br />minute: " + d.ToString("m mm") + "<br />"); //minute: 3 03 Response.Write("<br />second: " + d.ToString("s ss") + "<br />"); //second: 2 02 Response.Write("<br />AM/PM: " + d.ToString("t tt") + "<br />"); //AM/PM: P PM |
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
ASP.NET - datetime format
Below listed the date time format you will frequently use in your application. You may replace the space in between the .ToString() to seperator instead of black space e.g. dash, slash, etc
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