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I was attempting to use the following code to reformat a date into longhand, but received an error which I believe is the result of the incoming data being in a european style.
The code I am using is: return FormatDate(Field("UPLOAD_DATE"), "ld, lm d, 20yy"); The Error I am receiving is: uncaught exception: Error in function FormatDate: The input string is invalid The input string fromt he data source comes over as 8-Sep-10, and I would like it to output as September, 8 2010. Any help on what I am doing incorrectly or how I could accomplish this is greatly appreciated. Jerimiah DuBois |
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JavaScript only parses dates in very specific formats; European date formats generally are not among them. You need a custom date parser for those. Try this:
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var str = Field("UPLOAD_DATE"); var MonthNameAbbrs = [ "jan", "feb", "mar", "apr", "may", "jun", "jul", "aug", "sep", "oct", "nov", "dec" ]; var month_name_part = 0; var parts = str.replace(/-/g,'/').split('/'); for (var i = 0; !month_name_part && i < parts.length; i++) { if (isNaN(parseInt(parts[i]))) { for (var m = 0; m < MonthNameAbbrs.length; m++) { if (ToLower(parts[i]).substr(0,3) == MonthNameAbbrs[m]) { parts[i] = m + 1; month_name_part = i + i; break; } } } } if (month_name_part) { var mpart = month_name_part - 1; var mval = parts[mpart]; parts.splice(mpart, 1); parts.splice(0, 0, mval); } var date = DateFromString(parts.join('/')); return FormatDate(date, "ld, lm d, yyyy");
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