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how to insert date use dropdown list??
Posted 06 Feb 2002 12:26:55
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06 Feb 2002 12:26:55 yoghurt ng posted:
i want to insert member birthday to dbi use the month/day/year dropdown list to do it
but how can i insert to db in "birthday" field?
like mm/dd/yyyy
i had try the vbsript to do it but when i use that
the check form function will can't work normal
please help ! thx a lot
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Replied 06 Feb 2002 15:19:15
06 Feb 2002 15:19:15 Mark Labordus replied:
I use three comboboxes to collect the birthdate from a user. Then I fill a hidden-field with the values from these comboboxes, like..
document.forms("formname".item("hideBirthDate".value = document.forms("formname".item("Month".value & "/" & document.forms("formname".item("Day".value & "/" & document.forms("formname".item("Year".value
document.forms("formname".item("hideBirthDate".value = document.forms("formname".item("Month".value & "/" & document.forms("formname".item("Day".value & "/" & document.forms("formname".item("Year".value
Replied 06 Feb 2002 16:41:03
06 Feb 2002 16:41:03 Viktor Farcic replied:
Why don't you use three DB fields for birth date? Like: BirthMonth, BirthDay, BirthYear.
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i want to insert member birthday to db
i use the month/day/year dropdown list to do it
but how can i insert to db in "birthday" field?
like mm/dd/yyyy
i had try the vbsript to do it but when i use that
the check form function will can't work normal
please help ! thx a lot
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TalkZone Manager
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i want to insert member birthday to db
i use the month/day/year dropdown list to do it
but how can i insert to db in "birthday" field?
like mm/dd/yyyy
i had try the vbsript to do it but when i use that
the check form function will can't work normal
please help ! thx a lot
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Viktor Farcic
TalkZone Manager
Replied 08 Feb 2002 11:31:34
08 Feb 2002 11:31:34 Mark Labordus replied:
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Why don't you use three DB fields for birth date? Like: BirthMonth, BirthDay, BirthYear.
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Just because I'm interested..
Why would you use 3 DB-fields?
It's maybe easier to fill the fields but I wonder if there are more advantages..
Mark.
Why don't you use three DB fields for birth date? Like: BirthMonth, BirthDay, BirthYear.
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Just because I'm interested..
Why would you use 3 DB-fields?
It's maybe easier to fill the fields but I wonder if there are more advantages..
Mark.
Replied 28 Aug 2002 12:48:02
28 Aug 2002 12:48:02 Stephen Davidson replied:
Hi Guys,
I too am trying to insert a DATE into SQl and having problems. I tried taking the 3 drop down value into 1 hidden field using the following code.
<input name="HFStartDate" type="hidden" id="HFStartDate" value="<%=Request.Form("day"%>/<%=Request.Form("month"%>/<%=Request.Form("year"%>">
But it does not work! any ideas as to what I am doing wrong??
Cheers,
SMD
I too am trying to insert a DATE into SQl and having problems. I tried taking the 3 drop down value into 1 hidden field using the following code.
<input name="HFStartDate" type="hidden" id="HFStartDate" value="<%=Request.Form("day"%>/<%=Request.Form("month"%>/<%=Request.Form("year"%>">
But it does not work! any ideas as to what I am doing wrong??
Cheers,
SMD
Replied 14 Oct 2002 11:06:09
14 Oct 2002 11:06:09 George Petrov replied:
Guys,
What I usually do is the following:
1. Have 3 form entry or dropdown fields for the 3 date parts - day, month and year
2. have also an extra hidden field, called "fulldate" that will contain the full date
3. make a javascript function that reads the values of the 3 date fields - put a new string together like 10-18-2002 and saves it in the fulldate hidden field
4. make the js function be called onLoad of the page and also on each of the 3 date fields onChange
5. Save in your database the field fullDate
thants it - maybe I should make extension out of this some day.
George
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What I usually do is the following:
1. Have 3 form entry or dropdown fields for the 3 date parts - day, month and year
2. have also an extra hidden field, called "fulldate" that will contain the full date
3. make a javascript function that reads the values of the 3 date fields - put a new string together like 10-18-2002 and saves it in the fulldate hidden field
4. make the js function be called onLoad of the page and also on each of the 3 date fields onChange
5. Save in your database the field fullDate
thants it - maybe I should make extension out of this some day.
George
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George Petrov - Co-Founder, www.UDzone.com
The site for Macromedia
Dreamweaver UltraDev Developers!
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Replied 15 Oct 2002 00:29:40
15 Oct 2002 00:29:40 James Threadgill replied:
If you use three fields then it is difficult to use the date for time determined queries. An example would be "Select date from table where date >= (Date() - 30)" where you wanted records dated within the past 30 days.
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Replied 15 Nov 2002 03:35:40
15 Nov 2002 03:35:40 Dennis van Galen replied:
yes well, you can always use date and time part functions to rebuild the date, if you prefer such a interface...
how else do you expect to build a birthday list that won't list on how old people are, but on calendar schedule ? Where would we be without datepart ?
you can always run a sp_build_temp_date or whatever and process your date...
With kind regards,
Dennis van Galen
Webmaster KPN Services
Financial and Information Services
how else do you expect to build a birthday list that won't list on how old people are, but on calendar schedule ? Where would we be without datepart ?
you can always run a sp_build_temp_date or whatever and process your date...
With kind regards,
Dennis van Galen
Webmaster KPN Services
Financial and Information Services