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The FormatDateTime function formats and returns a valid date or time
expression. This function was created to compensate for the poor date
and time formatting capabilities available to the ASP (VBScript) developer.
FormatDateTime () just doesn't cut it! This function analysis to the Format()
function in the Visual Basic world.
The Syntax of the FormatDateTime function is :-
| FormatDateTime (date,format) |
Its Description is :-
Format Values
| Constant |
Value |
Description |
| vbGeneralDate |
0 |
Display a
date in format mm/dd/yy. If the date parameter is Now(), it will also
return the time, after the date. |
| vbLongDate |
1 |
Display a
date using the long date format: weekday, month day, year. |
| vbShortDate |
2 |
Display a
date using the short date format: like the default (mm/dd/yy). |
| vbLongTime
|
3 |
Display a
time using the time format: hh:mm:ss PM/AM. |
| vbShortTime |
4 |
Display a
time using the 24-hour format: hh:mm. |
Example#1 :-
Using VB General Date Format
Code :-
document.write("The current date is: ")
document.write(FormatDateTime(Date()))
Output :-
The current date is: 2/22/2001 |
Example#2 :-
Using VB Long Date Format
Code :-
document.write("The current date is: ")
document.write(FormatDateTime(Date(),1))
Output :-
The current date is: Thursday, February 22, 2001 |
Example#3 :-
Using VB Short Date Format
Code :-
document.write("The current date is: ")
document.write(FormatDateTime(Date(),2))
Output :-
The current date is: 2/22/2001 |
Example#4 :-
Using VB Long Time Format
Code :-
<% =FormatDateTime("6/26/43") %>
<% =FormatDateTime("15:34") %>
Output :-
3:34:00 PM
|
Example#5 :-
VB Short Time Format
Code :-
<% =FormatDateTime("6/26/1943", 1) %>
<% =FormatDateTime("3:34:00 PM", 4) %>
Output :-
15:34
|
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