date-format

I got a ISO formatted Date from my Data and what I actually want to do, is to modify my date format directly from my Templates. like this: {{format my.context.date "myFormat"}} I'm using the moment library, so I could write something like this: {{formatDate my.context.date "DD.MM.YYYY HH:mm"}} // 03.09.2013 18:12 It would be nice, because I think it's the place where I should be able to do this. In my template. Boris Kotov The solution is quite simple, and maybe someone will find it useful. In most projects you have a couple of date formats you want to use. So it's a good approach to define

This question already has an answer here: Parsing a date’s ordinal indicator ( st, nd, rd, th ) in a date-time string 4 answers Parsing dates of the format “January 10th, 2010” in Java? (with ordinal indicators, st|nd|rd|th) 4 answers Is there any java library available to parse language specific ordinal indicator/suffix? I have a date value like the following: 26th May 2017 . I want to convert this to 26/05/2017 . Could anyone please guide me how to do? You can parse this format directly to a Java 8 LocalDate using a custom date format: static final Map<Long, String> ORDINAL_DAYS = new

I want to get the Date object which contains Date in the form yyyy-mm-dd after adding few months to existing Date object. Using DateFormat object I have tried this way but its not giving the output as I want. How can I get this Date format in Java? My code- Calendar c=Calendar.getInstance(); DateFormat sdf=new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-mm-dd"); Date d=cal.getTime(); c.add(Calendar.MONTH,10); Date newd1=c.getTime(); String news=sdf.format(newd1); Date dnew=(Date)sdf.parse(news); String news has the date of format yyyy-mm-dd but when I use parse on that String it results Date object which is of

I am on a project to capture the interval time in hh:mm. I have 2 buttons named btnTimeOut & btnTimeIn both capturing the system time when clicked. The requirement is to get the interval between the btnTimeOut & btnTime in hh:mm, etc. 12:30 - 10:00 = 02:30 (hh:mm). Currently I used the following codes for the interval but it returns as minutes, etc. 12:30 - 10:00 = 150 minutes. String timeOut = lblTimeOut.getText(); String timeIn = lblTimeIn2.getText(); SimpleDateFormat format = new SimpleDateFormat("hh:mm"); Date d1 = null; Date d2 = null; try { d1 = format.parse(timeOut); d2 = format.parse

I generate a view from this: create or replace view datetoday as select to_char(dt, 'yyyy-mm-dd') as date, to_char(dt, 'Day') as weekday from (select ('2013-03-01'::date + i) dt from generate_series(0,'2013-03-03'::date - 2013-03-01'::date) as t(i)) as t; It gives me the weekday info as text type. Then I use: select date::date, weekday::varchar from datetoday; Now the table is like 2013-3-1 Friday 2013-3-2 Saturday If I want to choose the entry: select * from datetoday where weekday='Friday' to change it from text to character varying . It seems that the length is fixed is not according to

I have a string of a date in javascript in format #1. I need to convert it to format #2. The problem starts when one format is "dd/mm/yy" and the other is "mm/dd/yy". The formats change dynamically and I have the formats as strings, but I need a function like Date newDate = convert(currentDate, currentFormatString, newFormatString). How can I do it? You should look into momentjs , which is a javascript date/time library. With that, you can easily convert between dates of different format. In your case, it would be: string newDate = moment(currentDate, currentFormatString).format