When pulling the hour (or minute, or second, or day, or month, etc) from
the server like:
<%= hour(time) %>
Is there a quick way (like, without an if then statement to check it and
fix it) to format it so it represents all hours in two digits like:
00
for 12 am. instead of just:
0
?
Currently working on a ASP for a friend, which requires the date and
time on it. It pulls in entries from an Access Database with dates and
times in the format of:
"Fri Oct 17 18:02:46 2003"
However my date and time on the ASP page is displayed as:
"Friday, October 17, 2003 18:02:46"
using the script:
"<%Session.LCID = 1033%>
<%=FormatDateTime(Date(), vbLongDate)%>
<%Session.LCID = 2057%>
<%=time()%>"
Anyone know how to change this script, fully or partly to produce the
date and time on the format that's in the access database i.e. "Fri Oct 17
18:02:46 2003" Code:
I have and XSL page that transforms my XML data from MSSQL. The way I display datetime variable from XML within XSLT is:
<xsl:value-of select="ms:format-time(Modified, 'h:mm tt')" />
Which is fine, except it gives me time in UCT, when I need it in Eastern (-5 GMT) time.
XML actually has the correct data and it shows -5, but XSLT will only display UCT. How can I fix that?
Working in VBScript ASP page with MSAccess Db. Well I'm darn embarrased for this to be my first post on here - you know when you've solved all the big stuff and then some tiny stupid little thing sends you flat opn your face ?
I want to put a time into my sql statement, like this :
INSERT INTO hoursTbl (opening,closing) VALUES ('09:15','17:35')
or
#09:15#,#17:35#
or
#9:15:00#,#17:35:00#
etc etc....
nearly all of them work if I run them in Access itself, but none are working in my ASP page. I get the standard 'syntax error in INSERT statement' error message
Is it a special syntax I need?
I'm using an Access db and have a field which holds the time of an event. The field is a text type as when I chose date/time format when displaying it on my ASP I couldn't format it. So anyway, I display my date like so
strStartTime = rs("StartTime)
FormatDateTime(strStartTime, vbshorttime)
which formats the time in a 24hr format but I want to display am/pm, how do I do that?
I've made my own guestbook in asp and everythink is working fine. The page is hosted on a server located at USA and the record time is displayed with AM and PM... How can I put it like 16:00 for example?
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Code:
<%=FormatDateTime(Now(), vbLongTime)%>
I get 21:28:37 I want 9:28 PM .
I'm trying to us the formatdatetime function to format US-time and it doesnt give me the seconds. how to do that?
2002-02-02 06:00 AM gives 6:00 AM when I want 6:00:00 AM
I am trying to format the following line fo code so that it shows tha date time in my database as dd mm yyyy
currently in the database it shows as 2006-10-03 08:01:00
Here is the code that I want to format it is posssible to format it in such a way???
Response.Write "<td class=TableFieldInput>" &trim(rsSet("Archive_date")) &"</td>"
i am using ms access for my database.there is a table named Reservation and of the field inside this table is resDate which is the format is Date/Time.in my asp page (use vbscript), there is a variable where i coded it like this, res_Date = Date().the save data process is just fine but when i look into the data database, my resDate stored data just like this 12:00:00 AM.but when i try display res_Date at asp page, it shows the current data like 12/7/2004.is there any wrong with my code or i just left something?
View Replies View RelatedI trying to do a start date/time and end date/time data from database to performance check it is overdue from an asp file.
So I have Start Date/Time and End Date/Time form textfields. The time textfield is 24hour format. The date are 3 fields Day,month and Year. Code:
I have this field time field in my database which has records in the military format
example:
203454
83452
113434
211413
Can anyone tell me how to come up with a slick function to show results in the normal time format
I am using the query bellow to display some fielsd on my page and am having some problema displaying the data from calltime. I have the field setup in access as short time but when it is displayed on the page it displays as 12:15 AM. How can I remove the AM/PM from the display?
<% notesSQL = "Select * From notes where callID =" &RSupdate("callID")
Set RScalls = dbConnection.Execute(notesSQL)
Do While Not RScalls.EOF
callscounter=callscounter+1
%>
<%=rscalls("notes")%> Added by: <%=rscalls("employee")%> on
<%=rscalls("notesdate")%> Time Spent: <%= rscalls("calltime") %><br>
I'm trying to format 5/23/2005 9:00:00 AM to look like 20050523T140000. How can this be done with ASP? I have a VB version, but ASP uses FormatDateTime and I saw no equivilent switches.
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Ex. Displays HR:MIN:SEC 5:05:30 PM
Desired display 5:05 PM
How do I get rid of the display showing seconds? I have changed the database format, but this does not seem to effect the disply on the asp page.
I want date inputs to be in the form "d-m-yyy h:m:s". On submitting a form. I want any date input not i this format to be alerted for the correct format.
View Replies View RelatedI have a variable that contains a time value in the format HH:MM:SS that indicates a duration rather than a clock time, and I need to convert it to plain seconds so an input of "00:07:01" would output "421". I'm not too good with time/date conversions, and I can't seem to get this one working right. Is there anyone out there that already has a script that does this or someone who could point me in the right direction?
View Replies View Relatedi use this code to convert the date format throw asp. so it could work well with me sql server Db Code:
strSQL="select * from Visit where convert(datetime,visitdate,103) = convert(datetime,'" & date() &"',103) ORDER BY visittime"
rs.Open strSql
but u try to convert the tme form also in the same way but it doesnt work , so anybody have any idea how could this be done? Code:
I try to display the time from an access db in 12hr clock format. Am I missing something simple? The time is held in the medium date format ie 07.30pm and I'm using:
FormatDateTime(rs("StartTime"), vbshorttime)
but this displays 19:30 instead of 7:30. If I change to vblongtime I get 19:30:00 and if I change the time field format to short time I still get 19:30. What am I doing wrong??!
just want to ask how can i remove the letters "AM" or "PM" in this code:
View Replies View RelatedI have the tables set up in Access, viewing in column format on ASP pages but now the company wants the schedule reports to be in a wall-calendar type format. I've searched and found calendar scripts but I need one that's creates a table resizable to a report size format. Using the existing MS Access db I've written is also a plus.
Any suggestions on where to start?
if there any asp or vb functions that can convert any audio format files to vox format.
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View Replies View RelatedI would like to display the difference between the logging time
[Session("start"] and the current time [now]. In hours minutes and seconds,
I have tried a couple of things but all I see is gobbledy gook.
I have a website that I subscribe to that allows me to track tasks. I have an extra computer with a big monitor that i want to always display the task list. the problem is after so many hours I get logged out.
I need to need to reload that sign in url every few hours Code:
there i was just windering how do i compare a date/time vlaue in sql server agaisnt the computers' date/time.
for example, if computer date/time is two months or 2 weeks before the database date/time do something
I am working on a database that collects information about incidents. One of the fields that people enter is the time of the incident. I am trying to convert that string that people enter into a OdbcType.Time and I am at a lost.
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View Replies View RelatedWhen the Form is submitted I use the Date() and Time() functions to put the date and time into the Body part of the e-mail. The time reported is three hours earlier than the time at which the Form is actually submitted.
I understand these functions are evaluated on the server so the server must be in a time zone three hours earlier than where I am . Is there any way I can get the local time at the location where the user is actually located. ?
Any some tools or sample codes drop down asp script execute time and
database connection time ?
I'm trying to do a very simple code that converts the server time into a time zone of your choice.
<%
dim h 'Current Hour
dim i ' Time Zone Increase - add or subtract hours
dim r 'Result Here
h = Hour(Now)
i = + 2
r = h + i
%>
but obvisouly i'm having trouble with the time zone convert.
I am trying to compare the NOW time with a "deadline" time. Please help. Just not sure why this is not working. I need to be able to say IF IT'S BEFORE 9:30 TODAY, IT'S OKAY TO ADD SOMETHING. IF IT'S AFTER 9:30 TODAY, YOU MUST ADD IT TOMORROW.
CODE:
nowtime=now()
deadlinetime=formatdatetime(now(),2) + " 8:30:00 AM"
response.write "NOW: " & nowtime & "<BR>"
response.write "Deadline: " & deadlinetime & "<BR>"
if nowtime<deadlinetime then response.write "can send out today" end if
if nowtime>deadlinetime then response.write "must send out tomorrow" end
if
RESULTS:
NOW: 1/18/2007 8:51:43 AM
Deadline: 1/18/2007 8:30:00 AM
can send out today
As you can see, NOW is GREATER THAN Deadline, so it should must send out tomorrow.
i want to calculate the total time between to dates and time.
Example: Total time elapsed from date 1 time 1 to date 2 time 2.
27/09/2004 11:00 - 28/09/2004 10:30
The user enters a record and then later comes back and closes it. I need to know the time it took from when they entered the record until the time it was closed.