WHat we have always done is to use seperate form fields (select boxes) for
day/month/year, and then used createdate(form.year,form.monnth,form.day) in
calculations...

:> -----Original Message-----
:> From: Anthony Caroleo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
:> Sent: 05 December 2000 16:30
:> To: CF-Talk
:> Subject: Dateadd function problems with UK locale!
:> 
:> 
:> Hello All,
:> 
:> I wonder if someone out there can help me?  I am having a 
:> horrible time with
:> the dateadd function using UK dates, I am acquiring a date value and
:> increment values from a form and then incrementing other 
:> form values with
:> this date and increment values.  My problem seems to occur 
:> when the dates
:> are displayed out to the form in American format with the 
:> wrong datepart
:> incremented, from what I can see the date is being treated 
:> as a US date and
:> not my locale UK.  Has anyone had any similar problems or 
:> know of a solution
:> to this problem.
:> 
:> I have included below a snippet from my code as an example 
:> of the problem,
:> through my testing and debugging I have also noticed that 
:> datepart function
:> also seems ignore the fact that my locale is UK.  If I could 
:> get datepart to
:> work then I could pass that value into dateadd but as in the 
:> example below
:> datepart also uses the US date format.
:> 
:> <html>
:> <head>
:>      <title>Untitled</title>
:> </head>
:> 
:> <body>
:> 
:> Given UK date: 06/01/01
:> <cfoutput>Split into parts: 
:>      Year= #DatePart("yyyy","06/01/01")# 
:>      Month=#DatePart("m","06/01/01")# 
:>      Day=#DatePart("d","06/01/01")#
:> </cfoutput>
:> <p>
:> <cfset GetFirstSdate = CreateDate("01","01","06")>
:> <cfoutput>CreateDate yy=01,mm=01,dd=06: #getfirstsdate#</cfoutput>
:> <cfoutput>DateAdd 7 days: #DateAdd("d",7,getfirstsdate)#</cfoutput>
:> 
:> </body>
:> </html>
:> 
:> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
:> 
:> Many Thanks in advance 
:> 
:> Anthony Caroleo
:> 
:> 
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