februari 2004 11:48
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Re: DateFormat misery
>
> I've just noticed that if the date selected is 20/2/2004
> 11:35, dateformat correctly outputs it - 2004/02/20
> (/mm/dd), but if the date selected is
> 5/2/2004 11:35, the output is - 2004/05/
LSDateFormat does the trick. Thank you all for your help
>I've just noticed that if the date selected is 20/2/2004 11:35, dateformat
>correctly outputs it - 2004/02/20 (/mm/dd), but if the date selected is
>5/2/2004 11:35, the output is - 2004/05/02. I have the meta tag on top of my page
>
>
>
I've just noticed that if the date selected is 20/2/2004 11:35, dateformat
correctly outputs it - 2004/02/20 (/mm/dd), but if the date selected is
5/2/2004 11:35, the output is - 2004/05/02. I have the meta tag on top of my page
Any thoughts?
>Probably, your locale is US, so it formats a US
On Friday 27 Feb 2004 11:11 am, cf coder wrote:
> if I do this:
> #dateFormat(url.timestamp,'/mm/dd')#,
What about lsDateFormat ?
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i 2004 12:11
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: DateFormat misery
>
> Hello everybody,
> I can't understand what's happenning here. I have form with a
> text field and a date selector that pops up when a user
> clicks on a img next to the text field.
> If I select
Hello everybody,
I can't understand what's happenning here. I have form
with a text field and a date selector that pops up
when a user clicks on a img next to the text field.
If I select a date from the calendar, say for example
I selected this: 5/1/2004 11:04 (05 Jan. 2004), the
text field is set
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