My system is windows 2000 server (english). I need however the date in dd/mm/yy format, so i changed the regional parameters. When i do: 'msgbox date' in VB-client, i get dd/mm/yy format, but in an ASP file (VB script), 'date' gives m-dd-yyy format. How can i change the format within ASP file?
View RepliesI have an ASP form to collect some data and then have the client print it
out through their browser. I was wondering if there was any way to control
and/or eliminate (from the server side) the additional text that gets
printed on the page, such as:
"page 1 of x" at the top of the page;
The date at the bottom of the page;
and the form name and path at the bottom of the page.
how to format date in MM/DD/YYYY format in ASP?
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1. Data in my access database have the format "9/10 2005"
2. When I show all dates within an asp page I get the following format
"9/10/2005"
The format I want to show in my asp page is the following format "9/10-05"
My database (access) has a date field.
When I display the date through a recordset, it comes back in US format (mm,dd,yyyy)
How do you make it appear in UK format (dd,mm,yyyy)?
got anyone know wat is the code for
date format?i need to display the next 3 days's date as default value
I'm currently building a form and I'm attempting to take the date and convert it into the same format as an unformatted date in Excel. I believe it's called SAS.
Is there any way to format a date into this format using excel?
I have a column "ctime" and for some reason when I pull the data it brings up date and time.I only want the time.how can I format it to not show the date?
View Replies View RelatedI am facing the most common problem of date where system date is different and SQL server dateformat is different.
How I can change Date fomat in SQL server from US to UK format vis versa.
I tried regional setting of my XP Professional Machine from US to UK and chenged dateformat but when I tried to print date using asp its giving same unchaged previous format even after restarting the machine.
I have to get difference of two dates in my asp code but due to two different formats its not giving me the exact difference.
I'm hooked up to an access database and I want to input the date and time into a field that's set up as 'date/time' but when I try to input this (now) into that field I get an error like this.Data type mismatch in criteria expression.
View Replies View RelatedI have set all my SDATE field having a general date value like '8/3/2007 5:13:12 PM' but when I put it on a text field it only shows the short date like '8/3/2007' and the long time '5:13:12 PM' is missing
Quote: .
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<%do while not rs.eof
response.Write "<input type='text' value="&formatdatetime(rs("SDATE"), vbgeneraldate)& "/>" & "<br/>"
rs.movenext
loop
%> . . .
I have an ASP application which use a SQL server. it saves date values with MM/dd/yyyy format. the SQL server and every other computer is configured to MM/dd/yyyy format in reginol settings. The DSN which use to connect to SQL server is configured to use Reginol settings date format.
But I for ex. when I save date 03/01/2006 (MM/dd/yyyy) using the computer which runs sql server it saves right. But when I use other computer it saves as 01/03/2006.
i wana know sumthing about Formating date?how can i do e.g October 1st 2007 = 71001
View Replies View Relatedhow can I get date format from regional settings in asp? I want to get the "dd/mm/yy" format or whatever format that is set in regional settings.
is there any way to do that? I'm developing a calendar that can work with any date format in regional settings.
i got a problem dealing with this sql statement, i data stored in a table in 3/13/2006 format, and i input this data into table by calling date() using asp, but when i try to run an sql statement by using this sql statement,
a="2006/3/5"
b="2006/3/7"
sql="select * from userlog where AccessTime between '"&a&"' and '"&b&"'"
response.write sql
set rt = conn.execute(sql)
if rt.eof then
response.write "no record"
else
response.write "got record"
end if
i got no record display on my page, may i know what to do to get the data from the tabel?do i need to change the structure when i insert this date or do i need to change the structure of my variable a and b in order to perform this search correctly?
I am using FormatDateTime( mydbDate, vbShortDate) but it is NOT returning
the date formatted according to my regional settings. My regional settings
are "dd/MM/yyyy" but my date is returned as "d/m/yyyy".
Where is it getting the format from so that I can correct it or is there a
better way to format the date, the way I want it?
I have tried the VB format function but get
Type mismatch: 'Format'
Within ASP, the date is given in a format like:
6/23/2004 (independantely of the regional settings of windows).
I would like to have e.g. 23/06/04.
Is this possible ?
I am using follwing code to get date
dt=date()
response.write(dt&"<hr>")
output is
1/6/2005 i.e. mm/dd/yyyy
i want it as dd/mm/yyyy
ie. 6/1/2005
............
I have a date format problem. I am producing a calendar of events. ASP passes a short date as a string to SQL Server
[code]...
my problem is that 02/01/2005 returns 1st of February whilst 18/01/2005 returns the 18th of January!
I am trying to change a short date format in windows.regionalSettings, and all changes affect only client scripts but server side scripts not
regionalSettings = dd/mm/yyyy
asp code result
response.write(Date) '03/03/1983
regionalSettings = dd.mm.yyyy
asp code result
response.write(Date) '03/03/1983
I have made a programme of events for a website i am developing. One page list events with the date, name of event and organiser. The list is sorted by date. There is means of adding new events to users or updating events already listed.
However as i am based in the uk and users of the site will be in the uk dates as events are added or updated are inputed in the format dd/mm/yyyy. However, this is being switched round to the american format mm/dd/yyyy.
Im realitively new to using asp and im not sure how to stop this from happening. A friend mentioned using formatdatetime but im not how to use this.
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 need help formating todays date minus one.
i can get this 1212006 but i need 12012006
I have a variable that returns a certain number of seconds. Is there a function that can format this into something more useful?
For example, if the variable returned is 32, then it would format it to say "32 seconds"
If the variable is 312, then it would return "5 minutes and 12 seconds"
If the variable was 7315 then it would return "2 hours, 1 minute, and 55 seconds"
And so on.
I know how you can format date by describing culture info on ASP.net . How
can I do the same thing in classic ASP.
I have the following result from my database
Quote: 20020920
Now i get this onto my page with the following code
<td><%=objRs("order_date")%></td>
Now what do i need to do so that the date is formatted in the following way
Quote: 20/09/2007
I have tried this and various other ways but can't get it to work
FormatDateTime<%=objRs("order_date")(Date, 0)%>
This just gives me the following error
Quote: Wrong number of arguments or invalid property assignment: '[object]'
The dates that I have in my database are formatted in this way: January 22, 2006
The problem I am having is selecting the items that have the date equal to or after the current date using that format.
This code below is giving me the following error:
Microsoft VBScript compilation error '800a03fd'
Expected 'Case'
/vcatravel.com-asp//carn_deals_test.asp, line 4
SELECT DATE_FORMAT('date',%M %d, %Y)
-------^
Code:
<%
SELECT DATE_FORMAT(date,%M %d, %Y)
Dim varcat
varcat = date()
Set rsTest = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
rsTest.Open " Select * from cruisespecial WHERE " & "#" & varcat & "#" & "<= dat and line='Test' ORDER BY famid desc",conn
if NOT rsTest.EOF then
do while NOT rsTest.EOF
%>
In my asp page, I have a date value from SQL database and I would like to be
formatted like: yyyy,mm,dd.
Such as 1/22/2005 to be 2005,1,22
Is there a simple command I can use?
I have written various scripts where the date is enter as mm/dd/yyyy. However, they wanted changed to dd/mm/yyyy. How can make these changes with less pain?
I am using an Access Database. Which means, I will probably have to program that field the same way. But the only option it provides is something like "29-Sep-05". I can tell the user to enter the field as mm/dd/yyyy. But how can I have it done with the code to be saved on the database.
This is one of my codes:
rs("approval_date") = Request.Form("approval_date")
Ive been using ASP for quite some time now and am quite competent at it. But dates always seem to baffle me.
I have used:
formatdatetime(date(),2)
which I believed would display the current date in the format of the short date on the particular machine but I always get
9/2/04 (9th Feb)
instead of:
2/9/04 (2nd Sep, which is correct)
My regional settings are set to dd/mm/yy, so what am I doing wrong? I am running IIS on a WinXp Pro box.
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?
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however, i want to display this date on my .asp page in this format: 03/05
is there a quick function to do this?