Scratch that - timezone issue.
Resolved by changing that first line to:
DateTime dt = DateTime.SpecifyKind (dpDeliveryDate.Date,
DateTimeKind.Local).ToLocalTime();
Cheers
Alec
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Alec Tucker
Sent: Wednesday, 18 January 2012 1:48 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [MonoTouch] UIDatePicker.Date issue
Hi all,
I'm adding a UIDatePicker onto a view using IB and calling it dpDate (by adding
an outlet).
The following code then consistently shows a date which is one day earlier than
the date selected on screen:
UIAlertView ua = new UIAlertView("Selected Date",
dpDate.Date.ToString(), null,"Cancel", null);
ua.Show ();
I've tried setting the time zone in advance, and I've also tried this:
DateTime dt = DateTime.SpecifyKind (dpDeliveryDate.Date,
DateTimeKind.Local);
UIAlertView ua = new UIAlertView("Selected Date",
dt.ToShortDateString(), null,"Cancel", null);
Both still give me a date which is one day earlier than the date selected. I
have the UIDateTimePicker in Date mode, so that the time is not visible.
Anyone got any ideas?
Thanks
Alec
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