Time AscendingOrder in TextBox

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Actually i have a grid view with some textboxes, there i have to enter time in one textbox if i give time in text box it should take time in ascending order only. for eg: 1st time if i give 8:30 and next time if i give 8:20 it should not accept it, it should take time above 8:30 and after 08:30 values.
it should not accept time below 08:30.

Thanks in advance

Posted 29-Apr-13 21:05pm

Swetha Bisa

Updated 29-Apr-13 21:51pm

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Thanks7872 30-Apr-13 3:13am

can you elaborate more on this question?its not clear what you want to do?provide some example if any.

Swetha Bisa 30-Apr-13 3:21am

actually i have a grid view with some textboxes, there i have to enter time in one textbox if i give time in text box it should take time in ascending order only. for eg: 1st time if i give 8:30 and next time if i give 8:20 it should take 8:30 and after 08:30 values,
it should not accept below it

Jithin Geroge 30-Apr-13 3:15am

Please provide some more detail about ur question ... Not getting clear idea...

Swetha Bisa 30-Apr-13 3:48am

actually i have a grid view with some textboxes, there i have to enter time in one textbox if i give time in text box it should take time in ascending order only. for eg: 1st time if i give 8:30 and next time if i give 8:20 it should take 8:30 and after 08:30 values,
it should not accept below it

Roshan Samrit 30-Apr-13 4:05am

on blur event of textbox u can call function and hold Previous values in temp variable so that you can compare both values.

madhav_jain 30-Apr-13 5:25am

I think you have some set of textboxes and in one text box if you give time 8:30 than in next text box user should allow only take 8:30 and after 08:30 values right

Swetha Bisa 30-Apr-13 5:46am

yes you are corrrect...

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Satyendra Kumar(Analyst Programmer) · Answer 1 · 2013-04-30T00:14:00

Hi,

Please check this code:-

JavaScript

<pre><script type="text/javascript">
    function checkTime(id) {
        
        var val = $('#'+id).val();
        var t = $('#txtTime1').val();
        if (val != "") {
            if (val > t) {

            }
            else {
                alert('Please check your value');
            }
        }     
    }

   
</script>

<input type="text" id="txtTime1" />
<input type="text" id="txtTime2" onblur="checkTime(this.id)" />
<input type="text" id="txtTime3" onblur="checkTime(this.id)" />