Re: 'String was not recognized as a valid DateTime

Hi,

Just check what is the value you are getting from
Request.Form["openDate"].
I just works like this.

string date = "04/21/2005"; // in the format mm/dd/yyyy;
DateTime temp = DateTime.Parse(date);

//The above code runs without any exception.

Just check what the string are you getting using
Request.Form["open_date"];

Regards,
angrez

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