Hey all,
I'm building an app which is using the Checkout by Amazon service. Whenever
an order is placed, Amazon is nice enough to pass me an order notification in
xml which contains the data associated w/ the order.
Problem is, the order date they are passing is in Greenwich Mean Time, and
Did you try DateConvert()?
http://cfquickdocs.com/cf8/?getDoc=DateConvert
mxAjax / CFAjax docs and other useful articles:
http://www.bifrost.com.au/blog/
2009/3/9 Brian FitzGerald bmfitzgera...@yahoo.com:
Hey all,
I'm building an app which is using the Checkout by Amazon service.
Problem is, the order date they are passing is in Greenwich Mean
Time, and looks pretty funky to me:
I used this. Seemed to work fine...
http://www.cflib.org/udf/DateConvertZ
Will
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Hey there James, thanks for the response ...
Actually, I hadn't tried dateConvert simply because I figured if one date
function wouldn't recognize the string as a valid datetime string, then none of
them would.
I went ahead and gave dateConvert() a go and came up w/ the same error:
Brian FitzGerald wrote:
Problem is, the order date they are passing is in Greenwich Mean Time, and
looks pretty funky to me:
example: 2009-03-08T06:23:15.000Z
that's iso8601 format. there's code to convert to cf datetimes in the comments
here:
Wow, all sorts of great info here... thanks a million. I tried the function
you linked to Will but didn't have much luck w/ that. You'll have to show me
how you managed to finesse that at work.
Paul, you were right, Ben's post and subsequent comments right on target for
this situation. I
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