I have a problem checking that a date is in the past or future.Everything seems fine but the alert always comes back saying the date is in the past.
function OpenTimesheet(TSdate)
{
var SelectedDate = new Date(TSdate)
[code]...
TSdate is in yyyy/mm/dd format and looks fine, in both alerts the dates are written correctly, it just always says they are a 'BEFORE' date regardless.
I am trying to create a drop down menu for dates that starts with today's date, but allows people to choose 50 years into the past and 10 years into the future.I am also having a problem with the month. I wanted it to show the name of the month, but I am getting a number (and a wrong one at that).
Not sure if this is possible in javascript: I'm looking for two different dates (bill date and due date) on an invoice that are captured by OCR. If one of them exists, but the other does not, I want the empty field to be 14 days before (or after) the other.
For example if the bill date is 7/27/2010 and the due date was not captured, I want to set the due date as 8/10/2010 (14 days after the bill date). If the due date was captured as 8/10/2010, but the due date is blank, I want to assign the bill date as 7/27/2010 (14 days before the due date).
I am trying to make a date picker that will disallow user from selecting the date that has past (i.e. can't select yesterday's date). Here is my original script for the calendar but it allows user to select past date.
Code: var datePickerDivID = "datepicker"; var iFrameDivID = "datepickeriframe";
I am using javascript that displays the date, I have it set so that if it is today it will show the date 1 days later ( example today is 08/14/06 the script writes out 08/15/06. I need the script to exclude weekends. So if today is Saturday 08/12/06 I need it to skip Sunday and Monday and write out 08/15/06 currently is writes out 08/13/06. I also want it to say that if it is monday thru Thursday and before 12pm then show write out one day in advanced but if it later than 12pm write out 2 days in advanced,
I am trying to make a script that prints a date in the format Sunday 14th January 2007. Where the date that is displayed is the next sunday 3 weeks from now. For example today is 7th January. The script would print Sunday 28th January 2007. It would read that all of this week until next sunday when it would change to Sunday 4th February.
I am a librarian and am looking for a way to get javascript to display a simple future date for books we need to pull off our shelf. The date needs to be 6 days into the future. I want the date to display as either a hyphenated number:ie. 8-13 (for August 13th)I've tried this a number of ways, but I am just not getting the simple date format that I want. I need the script to automatically account for number of days in the month, etc. and adjust accordingly. For instance, if it was July 31st, I would want the script to display Aug. 6 or 8-6.
I am not well-versed when it comes to javascript (read ignorant), but I posted below what I have managed to cobble together after searching online and playing with the ww3 school's "TryitEditor".
I have a form where I have to calculate a future date (end date) from two fields. First the start date and then the number of months. So if the start date is 1/1/2011 and the months given is 12 then the end date should return as 12/31/2011. I can't figure out why it's not returnign a value.
how to disable the selection of future dates, i.e. any date that occurs after the current date.Basically I need to remove the link from all future dates, so they appear but are not clickable.
I have JS code that will pass 3 parameters (Current Day, Current Month, Current Year) to a XSL. This is working correctly. However, I need to send the Day, Month, and Year, 30 days is the past. (ie. 06/17/2009 - 30 days = 05/18/2009).
Code:
var currentTime = new Date(); var date = currentTime.getDate() var month = currentTime.getMonth() + 1 var day = currentTime.getDate() var year = currentTime.getFullYear()
I have a date picker script that allows people to click on a date from a calendar, which then populates a text box.
My issue is that the calendar will intermittently not populate the text box beyond the 7th day of the month. For example, if you click on February 1st, it will populate with: code...
anyone knows how to get the past 6th month date using time difference? like if the current date is given 18-April-2011 then the past 6th month date is 18-October-2010...how can this be done by using time difference?
I have a javascript that should convert any date into a number between 1 and 260. Based on the outcome of that calculation, a viewer is directed to a specific web page.How can I verify the calculation? How can I see what number javascript is arriving at so I can backtrack to the error? It is not serving up the correct page.
I have compared the results to a calculator on another website [URL] that uses a different script to calculate the same result -- that's why I am saying the end results are not correct. On the other website, scroll down to where you enter a date. It returns a name just above the date (example: July 25, 1970 returns Electric Star). The script I included above returns Yellow Sun. July 25, 1970 should = 68.
I've been doing a bit of research and haven't found anything too easy. Can anyone point me to an article that has a function written in javascript that validates that a date that has been submitted via a form that it is a valid date?
I am having some trouble with my code in that I am trying to take the value from the date of birth field and check to see if over 18 years old. I they are not over 18, a window.alert dialog box pops up to tell them. Below is the check if 18 validation.
Script section in the document head:
//check if over 18 function overAge(){ var age;
[code]....
Code for body section:
Date of Birth: <br/> <input type = "text" name = "date" value = "(mm/dd/yyyy)"/>
I have a start date and end date text boxs. What I would like to achieve is when a submit button is clicked all the available dates between start and end dates should be displayed together with 3 check boxes next to each date (please see below). I am just wondering whether that'sachievablewith jquery, and if so, how I might be able to implement this.
The ECMAScript Technical Committee is now working on the fourth edition, the first implementation of which is JScript.NET. It includes a compiler, allowing you to create standalone JScript executables.
The fourth edition of ECMAScript will provide new features like typed variables, and classes. More information can be found at:
I'm looking for some Javascript that displays the current year and the next 10 years afterwards as options in a select menu, and that auto updates as the years pass.
code to disable right click menu when we right click on "a" tag. But it doesn't work on elements created on the fly. Do you guys know how to tackle this?