authorization to select datetime in windows form

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i have datetimepicker on form , and 1 txtbox where we have name of users.

now i want allow superuser "sa" to access full calander, but i want normal user make entry with current date in system.
i have use following code but not working for me.
how to resloved this??

thx in advance!!!

C#

if (txtSupervisor.Text == "sa")
                {
                    SettingManger.Instance.IsAdmin = Enumerator.AdminType.SUPERADMIN;


                }
                else if (txtSupervisor.Text != "sa")
                {
                    dateTimePicker1.MinDate = dateTimePicker1.MaxDate = DateTime.Now;
                }

Posted 31-Dec-12 22:19pm

Master Vinu

Updated 31-Dec-12 22:45pm

prashant patil 4987

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2012-12-31T22:33:00

Solution 1

Why not just use the Enabled property?

C#

myDateTimePicker.Enabled = (txtSupervisor.Text == "sa");

It restricts the input, and lets the user know he can't change it...

[edit]Typo: "Enabeld" for "Enabled" - OriginalGriff[/edit]

Posted 31-Dec-12 22:33pm

OriginalGriff

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Master Vinu 1-Jan-13 4:35am

thx OriginalGriff644K

not but i want normal user make entry with current date in system.

prashant patil 4987 1-Jan-13 4:44am

@vinayak:
hey but it make no sense, means user just select current date from datepicker. why u not just set Date.Now().

m agree with OriginalGriff.

Master Vinu 1-Jan-13 4:46am

ya thx all,

but i want normal user make entry with only current date in system, and "sa" means superuser can select any date and make entry,
thats my question

Jibesh 1-Jan-13 5:34am

He means disable for other user and enable for sa user. If normal user is allowed to enter only the current system time then no need to enable it for entering. in that way user is notified that this field is non editable thats how a good UI behave. are you doing anything diff here?

Master Vinu · Answer 2 · 2013-01-01T01:09:00

Solution 2

C#

if (SettingManger.Instance.User != "sa")
                {

                    dateTimePicker1.MinDate = dateTimePicker1.MaxDate = DateTime.Now;

                }

Posted 1-Jan-13 1:09am

Master Vinu