Hi all,
>>Look up the /dateFormatter/ class (mx.formatters.DateFormatter). In your
>>format function, create an instance of it and supply it with the format
>>string “DD\MM\” and that should give you what you want.
Just for the records I managed it in the following way:
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Hello Michael,
> Look up the /dateFormatter/ class (mx.formatters.DateFormatter). In your
> format function, create an instance of it and supply it with the format
> string “DD\MM\” and that should give you what you want.
Cool! Thank you very much for this fast solution!
Thanks again and b
Look up the dateFormatter class (mx.formatters.DateFormatter). In your
format function, create an instance of it and supply it with the format string “DD\MM\”
and that should give you what you want.
Ta.
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