asp.net mvc 3 - Linq query filter by date (Month and year) -


public class content {     public int id { get; set; }     public string name { get; set; }     public datetime date { get; set; }   }   id   name       date 1    content1   01/01/2013 2    content2   05/01/2013 3    content3   05/03/2013 4    content4   01/06/2013 5    content5   10/03/2012 6    content6   01/01/2012 

i'm trying if query passes '01/2013', query should return content id 1,2 . there knows how query above situation ?

looks should able do:

// type , property names changed match .net conventions public ienumerable<content> getcontents(int year, int month) {             return db.contents // or wherever you're getting data              .where(c => c.date.year == year && c.date.month == month); } 

i've split out year , month separate parameters, that's how described them - if want able handle "01/2013" want split '/' , parsing each of pieces integer first. (alternatively, parse date in specific format , take year , month that.)

edit: note formatting each value string pointless , potentially incorrect unless you're careful. (for example, unless specify culture explicitly, if use / in pattern you'll current culture's date separator, may not expect.)

you're not trying match string pattern - you're trying test year , month of date. that's code above expresses clearly. string formatting irrelevance.


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