I have a string : 30/09/2010 and I'd like have 09/30/2010 hiw can I do this useing jQuery ?
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Caveat: What do you do when the date comes as 04/12/2010 ? Switch or no switch? I'm assuming you always want to switch?Piskvor left the building– Piskvor left the building2010-09-30 08:30:16 +00:00Commented Sep 30, 2010 at 8:30
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You no need Jquery it's very simple code :
var s_date = '30/09/2010'.split("/");
var org_date = s_date[1] + "/" + s_date[0] + "/" + s_date[2];
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There is a jquery datapicker at http://jqueryui.com/demos/datepicker/
It has a few static methods that may be of use to you, and would allow you to do something like:
var dstr = $.datepicker.formatDate('mm/dd/yy',
$.datepicker.parseDate('dd/mm/yy', '30/09/2010'));
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Actually not a jquery solution but datejs is a great framework for handling dates in javascript.
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There is nothing in the jQuery library for that. You can use simple string operations in Javascript:
var s = '30/09/2010';
s = s.substr(3,2) + '/' + s.substr(0,2) + s.substr(6);
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Try using the Date object:
var Stamp = '30/09/2010'.split("/");;
var Date = new Date(Stamp[2],Stamp[1],Stamp[0]); //(year,month,day)
Then use the format command like so:
Date.format("mm/dd/yy"); //Gives | 09/30/2010
