I am looking for a date custom web control.

The UI will have 3 drop down box. Each for day, month, year

The control will have the following Properties
Date (datetime)
Month (int)
Day (int)
Year (int)
MinDate(datetime)
MaxDate(datetime)


The control will have the following Methods
Datetime GetDate ()
Void SetDate(DateTime)

Requirements
The Date Control will accept an optional datetime variable to
initialize the control. If date is not supplied then the current day
is displayed. The Control will allow the selection of any date between
the MinDate and MaxDate. The Control will render HTML drop down boxes
for Month,Day,Year

Brandon-

While your post didn't have a specific question, a quick Google search will 
probably provide you with a framework to a solution:

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=date+custom+control+asp.net

The first result looks similar to what you're looking for, provides source 
for examples, etc.

http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/datecontrol.asp

Just remember to properly parse out your DateTime object with .Day, .Month. 
..Year, and use the MinDate and MaxDate as a validator.

-dl

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David R. Longnecker
http://blog.tiredstudent.com


> I am looking for a date custom web control.
> 
> The UI will have 3 drop down box. Each for day, month, year
> 
> The control will have the following Properties
> Date (datetime)
> Month (int)
> Day (int)
> Year (int)
> MinDate(datetime)
> MaxDate(datetime)
> The control will have the following Methods
> Datetime GetDate ()
> Void SetDate(DateTime)
> Requirements
> The Date Control will accept an optional datetime variable to
> initialize the control. If date is not supplied then the current day
> is displayed. The Control will allow the selection of any date between
> the MinDate and MaxDate. The Control will render HTML drop down boxes
> for Month,Day,Year

The example you gave is a UI control. I am looking for a web server
control that extends from WebControl


This control will have 3 drop down box. One each for month,day, year

he control will expose the following Properties
Date (datetime)
Month (int)
Day (int)
Year (int)
MinDate(datetime)
MaxDate(datetime)

The control will expose the following Methods
Datetime GetDate ()
Void SetDate(DateTime)

Requirements
The Date Control will accept an optional datetime variable to
initialize the control. If date is not supplied then the current day
is displayed. The Control will allow the selection of any date between
for Month,Day,Year- Hide quoted text -

You are correct; but they provided methodology example. :)  I assumed, rather 
than just asked: Are you asking HOW to do it or simply wanting the result 
to be handed to you? :D

For "how":

Start with building a custom server control.  Google is the best resource, 
but MSDN's little guide isn't too bad.  It covers the basics of setup, exposing 
properties and methods, rendering the control when the user calls it, and 
some general GAC goodness.

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/yhzc935f(vs.80).aspx

Another good way would be to sit down, find an OSS web control out there 
that looks similar to what you're trying to do and take it apart. :)  That's 
a bit more fun than reading.  The CodeProject example I posted is a good 
place to start to at least get the logic for your methods.  If you run into 
questions, I'm very willing to share my knowledge and try to answer whatever 
questions you may have.

For "handed to you":

http://www.componentsource.com/relevance/index.html?q=date+%2Enet+2%2E0

Almost 150 prebuilt date-time controls, but they cost.

-dl

--
David R. Longnecker
http://blog.tiredstudent.com


> The example you gave is a UI control. I am looking for a web server
> control that extends from WebControl
> 
> This control will have 3 drop down box. One each for month,day, year
> 
> he control will expose the following Properties
> Date (datetime)
> Month (int)
> Day (int)
> Year (int)
> MinDate(datetime)
> MaxDate(datetime)
> The control will expose the following Methods
> Datetime GetDate ()
> Void SetDate(DateTime)
> Requirements
> The Date Control will accept an optional datetime variable to
> initialize the control. If date is not supplied then the current day
> is displayed. The Control will allow the selection of any date between
> for Month,Day,Year- Hide quoted text -