StructuredDocumentTagDateDisplayFormat Property

public string DateDisplayFormat { get; set; }

Public Property DateDisplayFormat As String
	Get
	Set

public:
property String^ DateDisplayFormat {
	String^ get ();
	void set (String^ value);
}

member DateDisplayFormat : string with get, set

// Create a new document
Document doc = new Document();

// Insert a StructuredDocumentTag that prompts the user to enter a date
// In Microsoft Word, this element is known as a "Date picker content control"
// When we click on the arrow on the right end of this tag in Microsoft Word,
// we will see a pop up in the form of a clickable calendar
// We can use that popup to select a date that will be displayed by the tag 
StructuredDocumentTag sdtDate = new StructuredDocumentTag(doc, SdtType.Date, MarkupLevel.Inline);

// This attribute sets the language that the calendar will be displayed in,
// which in this case will be Saudi Arabian Arabic
sdtDate.DateDisplayLocale = CultureInfo.GetCultureInfo("ar-SA").LCID;

// We can set the format with which to display the date like this
// The locale we set above will be carried over to the displayed date
sdtDate.DateDisplayFormat = "dd MMMM, yyyy";

// Select how the data will be stored in the document
sdtDate.DateStorageFormat = SdtDateStorageFormat.DateTime;

// Set the calendar type that will be used to select and display the date
sdtDate.CalendarType = SdtCalendarType.Hijri;

// Before a date is chosen, the tag will display the text "Click here to enter a date."
// We can set a default date to display by setting this variable
// We must convert the date to the appropriate calendar ourselves
sdtDate.FullDate = new DateTime(1440, 10, 20);

// Insert the StructuredDocumentTag into the document with a DocumentBuilder and save the document
DocumentBuilder builder = new DocumentBuilder(doc);
builder.InsertNode(sdtDate);

doc.Save(ArtifactsDir + "StructuredDocumentTag.Date.docx");