[Resolved] Date-Time Java Script Question

I have a html form that has date values formated like so inside a text input:

22-Jun-2004 16:31:38

I want to convert that into a unix timestamp so that i can take 2 timestamps and calculate time differences between them. (big int - smaller int).

Does anybody know of a quick and easy way of converting the above string into a unix time stamp in java script? Any help would be much appreciated

Sorry, here is my current non-working attempt

The Function

Code:

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function humanToTime()
{
var date1 = document.billing.FromTime1.value
date1 = date1.replace("-", " ")
date1 = date1.replace("-", " ")
var d = new Date(date1)
document.billing.ToTime1.value = (d.getTime() / 1000)
}

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And I'm calling it with this:

Code:

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<input name="FromTime1" id="FromTime1" type="text" size="10" onchange="JavaScript:humanToTime()"><a href="JavaScript:NewCal('FromTime1','ddmmmyyyy',true,24)"><img src="cal.gif" width="16" height="16" border="0" alt="Pick a date"></a>

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nevermind i found the solution...