Using date.js\'s Date.parse what\'s the simplest way to determine whether a user input string, e.g. \'oct 31 12am\' vs just \'o开发者_Go百科ct 31\', includes a time value, i.e. whether a time was expl
I am trying to co开发者_运维技巧nvert a UTC date that currently looks like <span class=\"enrolldate\">2011-10-01 22:00:00</span>
I am trying to use datejs (date ninja or whathaveyou..) and I am getting odd results. Here\'s what I output to console to test.
I have a datestring, pulled from an external source, that looks like this: 9/25/2011 4:38:40 PM That sour开发者_如何学Goce in the the PDT timezone.
I\'m using Qunit and Date.js to test some API functions that I wrote. Here\'s my code: asyncTest(\"createDeal\", 4, function () {
I am using date.js in my project, and I am encountering something I didn\'t expect with respect to dates that had time components of exactly noon or exactly midnight.
I\'m trying to combine timeago with datejs (with help of this to get format for local time) for timeago I use the following:
I am trying to compare two dates which are in Finnish time form like this: dd.mm.YYYY or d.m.YYYY or dd.m.YYYY or d.mm.YYYY.
I\'m using Javascript along with Date.js and need to translate string representations of times. I\'m starting with times in this format:
I really have no idea what I\'m doing wrong here.I can\'t get Datejs to properly parse \"12:00 pm\" however, it se开发者_运维技巧ems to work fine on other dates.Below is a clip from the Firefox debugg
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