Hi,

I am wondering if someone know where I can find some code which takes a
datetime as a parameter and returns a string like many of the forums
example of some return strings..

2 seconds ago
3 minutes ago
3 minutes and 20 seconds ago
4 hours 3 minutes ago
3 days ago
.....
.....
06/01/2009


C#
http://www.hd720i.com/Category/CSharp/16-1.aspx

VB.NET
http://www.hd720i.com/Category/Visual%20Basic/27-1.aspx

public string StringFromDate(DateTime MyDateTime)
{
    string MyString = String.Empty;

    // do some processing on MyDateTime;

    return MyString
}


Is this a genuine question, or are you just spamming the Microsoft
Technology People website...?

Show quote Hide quote There may be a package already written to do this, but you could do:

string ElapsedTime(DateTime basetime)
{
  string when;
  TimeSpan ts;
  DateTime t = DateTime.Now;

  if (basetime < t)
  {
    when = "ago";
    ts = t.Subtract(basetime);
  }
  else
  {
    when = "from now";
    ts = basetime.Subtract(t);
  }

  if (ts.Days > 0)
    return string.Format("{0} days {1} hours {2}", ts.Days, ts.Hours, when);
  else if (ts.Hours > 0)
    return string.Format("{0} hours {1} minutes {2}", ts.Hours, ts.Minutes,
when);

  // etc...
}

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