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May 10th, 2001, 04:59 PM
#1
Thread Starter
Lively Member
Date keeps swapping dd/mm/yy to mm/dd/yy
Hi there,
I am making something with ASP and I need to capture the date of when a message is enterd and then sort all messages by date.
Problem is that I need the Dates to be dd/mm/yy. The dates are only formastted like that when the day is larger than 12..i.e. if its 16/05/01 then its alright.
But with 10 May 2001 I get
05/10/01
Please could soemone help me with how to get the date to format correctly. I have tried this...
private sub AccDate(myDate) 'date converter
theDate = Day(myDate) & "/" & Month(myDate) & "/" & Year(myDate)
end sub
the date is fine until it gets written to the access database and then it swaps to the wrong way around. My regional settings are set correctly.
Thanks in advance
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May 10th, 2001, 05:28 PM
#2
Hyperactive Member
What i find works well, is when you insert the record into the database, just use the date() function to insert the current date. then use this handy function to output the date any way you want:
Code:
FormatDateTime (Date, DateFormat)
The FormatDateTime function formats dates and times.
There is one mandatory argument.
Date
The Date argument is any valid date expression.
Code:
<% =FormatDateTime("6/26/1943") %>
<% =FormatDateTime("15:34") %>
Output:
6/26/43
3:34:00 PM
There is one optional argument.
DateFormat
The optional DateFormat argument must use the constant or value from the Date Format CONSTANTS.
CONSTANT VALUE DESCRIPTION
VBGeneralDate 0 Display the date and time using system settings
VBLongDate 1 Display the date in long date format
June 26, 1943
VBShortDate 2 Display the date in short date format
6/26/43
VBLongTime 3 Display the time in long time format
3:48:01 PM
VBShortTime 4 Display the time in short time format (24 hour clock)
15:48
Code:
<% =FormatDateTime("6/26/1943", 1) %>
<% =FormatDateTime("3:34:00 PM", 4) %>
Output:
Saturday, June 26, 1943
15:34
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