using now() instead of time(). but then when i want to print " thetime " onto a page, ill get something like "7/11/2005, 5:10:13 PM". how could i then separate the new date from the new time and print them to a page separately?
I'm using brinkster, and am trying to change the Time Zone, 5 hours forward to London UK time, and also, reduce the rime by 7 minutes, as their server is off by that many minutes - I asked them to change it, the said no, it's correct, but I synchronse time with time.windows.com and the time was 7 minutes behind from brinkster.
You may think I'm being a pain, but on my site, the products I add are time dependent and people need to know the exact time. the code is below, of course, with everything I try, I get an error, can someone please figure out my mistake. Many thanks + Happy new year every1
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 know this is probably simple, but I'll ask anyway. I have a form which when submitted to the database the field in the database automatically adds date and time which is fine. My only problem is that my site is for the GMT UK time zone, but the database resides on a American server, IE the database records the local American time (-5 hours difference)
New to ASP,JScript,VBScript.I have a server in one time zone and a client in another. The ASP reads time from the server.I need capture the time on the client and use that in the server code.
Is there an asp component anywhere which will convert a GMT time in the past to a different time zone e.g. EST? You can't just take the hours off as there is often daylight saving hours to take into consideration.
I got a problem solving on how to convert the following time zone all into EST. My server is currently in EST but i need to convert the following time zone [PST,MST,CST] all into EST given all the exact time. eg 09:00 AM PST, 1:00 PM MST, 2:00 PM CST etc etc.
PST to EST MST to EST CST to EST
I've been working for this a week now and i hope somebody will give me sample code
I have run into a bit of a time zone problem. Basically, I am using ASP and Javascript to handle dates and guess what... you got it, the client could be in any time zone but the server will always be in the same one (UK actually).
I have figured the best method would be to use Javascript to determine the GMT offset (.getTimeZoneOffset), then pass that to my ASP script (I am already doing Javascript->ASP work, I am just appending this to the end of the querystring). ASP will have two dates then, the server date and the client date, and then the client GMT offset. Once I get this offset in ASP, how can I use that with the dates/times I am working with?
I am attempting to solve a date/time formatting issue is VBScript ASP pages. The ASP pages needs to determine what time zone the client browser is in and tell a COM object.
The COM object then reads information from a proprietary file and formats the date/time into the appropriate time zone and returns the information to the ASP in an XML form.
My question is how do I determine the client's time Zone using VBScript in ASP pages?
as I am hosted on a US server, but I need to display the time in GMT. This code still displays the server time though. Would it be better to just display <%=Time()%> and then knock 5 hours off the US time? If so, would <%Time(-5)%> work?
i have an insert record and edit record page. When inserting to the db, it uses now(). When I go to edit an existing record the date stays as the original date. How do I make the date change to the amended edit date?
It is switching between American and European date formats - this is causing problems on the page which use the Date function. Most of the time the page works ok but sometimes it seems to switch formats and this messes up the code on the page.
I have spoke with the people who look after the servers on which the site runs but do not know what is causing this. They have not made any changes to the date format of these machines. The website and the database are kept on different servers. Has anyone came across this problem.
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 have a field in my form which auto adds the date to my database, its inputs as 1/09/2007 and what im after is when i retrieve that data to be displayed i would like the date to be displayed as 9th September 2007,
I've had a little search, including here http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...ctdatepart.asp
but can't find anything about GMT and Local time.
what time does now() read? GMT time or local depending on where the server is? How do I get the time differences? I don't want to display GMT time for people living in Australia!!
I had a quick search, but it's almost 4 in the morning ( GMT )
the code below fills a select drop down box with dates. There are rules for what the first date is displayed, like, if its a friday today then show monday first etc. There are two problems, one is that sometimes the date goes into the database when sent as DD/MM/CCCC and sometimes it goes in as MM/DD/CCCC.
I need it to go in as DD/MM/YYYY. Also on some occasions when displayed on the page it is shows as 23/MM/200, not showing a valid month which creates errors when put into the database. Code:
tis is the code to get the date differnt between date now with the date from the DB. becoz the interval is Date(d), how can i get the time different between the time? and the PM and AM too.
I am trying to get this date/time field right, but couldn't find any solution to it.I have a field DateApply, set to Date/Time data type, and the format is dd/mm/yyyy. In my asp page, I set the Session.LCID to 2057, which is the same format as the one I set for the DateApply field (dd/mm/yyyy).
However, when I try to insert the date into this field, the date is different from the one I inserted. For example, I insert 25/07/2005, but when I look into the table, the date becomes 05/07/2025.I have tried to use FormatDateTime before inserting the date into the table, but no luck.Can someone give me a hand on this? I have did some googling on this matter,as well.
I am programming in VB Script in my ASP page and i am looking to grab the Data and Time from the systems internal clock.
What I am going to want to do is pre-populate a couple input boxes. So I have to set them to a variable and then get the syntax correct to set the value of the input box. Code:
I got form so it send to database (.mdb) so everything is working. On my form is sending First Name and Last Name to my database, so i wondering is it possible submit the date/time when the form have sent to my database. The scripts are: Code:
I'm looping through database results where I have a date time field in the format: 9/2/2007 6:28:53 AM. What I'm trying to do is flag entries that are within the next 12 and 24 hours with a different color. I'm doing this currently with a counter field on another project like this:
PMCOLOR = "#000000" If cLng(rs("target_current_value")) > cLng(rs("target_value"))- 2800 Then PMCOLOR = "#FF0000" End If If cLng(rs("target_current_value")) > cLng(rs("target_value"))- 1400 Then PMCOLOR = "#FF9900" End If
This turns the line red if the current value is within 1400 of target and orange if its within 2800 of target. I want to do exactly the same thing with the date/time field flagging entries red if they are within 12 hours of the current time/date and flagging them orange if they are within 24 hours of current date/time.
I'm not sure how to break down the time and date and compare them to the current time and date, though. Its easy with integers.
