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  • Dieter Luekens 4 posts 77 karma points
    May 03, 2019 @ 15:02
    Dieter Luekens
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    if Model.Value datetime is null

                <p>
                <time>
                    @if (@Model.Value<DateTime>("handbuchgb") != DateTime.MinValue)
                    {
                        @(Model.Value<DateTime>("handbuchgb").ToString("dd.MM.yyyy"))
                    }
                </time>
            </p>
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  • Søren Gregersen 441 posts 1884 karma points MVP 2x c-trib
    May 03, 2019 @ 15:55
    Søren Gregersen
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    you would normally use value != default(DateTime) for checks like that

    also, your code outputs an empty time tag if the value is not set, and you also call a method multiple times...

    @{
    var handbuchgb = Model.Value<DateTime>("handbuchgb");
}
<p>
    @if (handbuchgb!=default(DateTime))
    {
        <time>@handbuchgb.ToString("dd.MM.yyyy")</time>
    }
</p>
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