DateEditProperties.MinDate Property

Gets or sets the minimum date allowed to be entered into the editor by an end-user.

Namespace: DevExpress.Web

Assembly: DevExpress.Web.v24.2.dll

Declaration

C#

[DefaultValue(typeof(DateTime), "")]
public DateTime MinDate { get; set; }

VB.NET

<DefaultValue(GetType(Date), "")>
Public Property MinDate As Date

Property Value

Type	Default	Description
DateTime	String.Empty	A DateTime object that specifies the editor’s minimum allowed date.

Remarks

Use the MinDate and DateEditProperties.MaxDate properties to limit user input to dates falling within a specific range. The MinDate property specifies the low limit of the allowed date range.

Dates which are out of the specified range cannot be entered into the date editor by end-users either by typing within the editor’s edit box or using the dropdown calendar. In the dropdown calendar, these dates are displayed using a specific style (CalendarProperties.DayOutOfRangeStyle) and don’t respond to user clicks. When an end-user types an unavailable date in the editor’s edit box, a warning message is displayed if the DateEditProperties.ShowOutOfRangeWarning property is set to true. After the editor loses focus, the date automatically changes to the last specified allowed date.

Note that programmatic manipulation on the date editor’s value isn’t limited by the MinDate and DateEditProperties.MaxDate property values.

Note

The MinDate property synchronizes its value with the editor’s ASPxDateEdit.MinDate property.

C#

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DateEdit.MinDate = DateTime.Now;
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