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Summary: Ways to Specify the Model Display Format and Template Youve seen that you can specify the format or template for a model property by using the following approaches: Applying the?DisplayFormat?attribute to a property in the model. For example, the following code causes the date to be displayed without the time: ?[DisplayFormat(DataFormatString = {0:d})]public DateTime ReleaseDate { get; set; } Applying a?DataType?attribute to a property in the model and specifying the data type. For example, the following code causes the date to be displayed without the time. ?[DataType(DataType.Date)]public DateTime ReleaseDate { get; set; } If the application contains a?date.cshtml?template in the?Views\Shared\DisplayTemplates?folder or the?Views\Movies\DisplayTemplates?folder, that template will be used to render the?DateTimeproperty. Otherwise the built-in ASP.NET templating system displays the property as a date. Creating a display template in the?Views\Shared\DisplayTemplates?folder or theViews\Movies\DisplayTemplates?folder whose name matches the data type that you want to format. For example, you saw that the?Views\Shared\DisplayTemplates\DateTime.cshtml?was used to render?DateTime?properties in a model, without adding an attribute to the model and without adding any markup to views. Using the?UIHint?attribute on the model to specify the template to display the model property. ?[UIHint(“LoudDateTime”)]public DateTime ReleaseDate { get; set; } Explicitly adding the display template name to the?Html.DisplayFor?call in a view. @Html.DisplayFor(model = model.ReleaseDate, LoudDateTime) The approach you use depends on what you need to do in your application. Its not uncommon to mix these approaches to get exactly the kind of formatting that you need. In the next section, youll switch gears a bit and move from customizing how data is displayed to customizing how its entered. Youll hook up the jQuery datepicker to the edit views in the application in order to prov