JavaScript new Date Ordinal (st, nd, rd, th)

Question

If at all possible, without JavaScript libraries or lots of clunky code I am looking for the simplest way to format a date two weeks from now in the following format:

<

Answer 1

	Date.prototype.getMonthName = function(shorten) {
		var monthsNames = ["January", "February", "March", "April", "May", "June", "July", "August", "September", "October", "November", "December"];
		var monthIndex = this.getMonth();
		var tempIndex = -1;
	    if (monthIndex == 0){ tempIndex = 0 };
	    if (monthIndex == 1){ tempIndex = 1 };
	    if (monthIndex == 2){ tempIndex = 2 };
	    if (monthIndex == 3){ tempIndex = 3 };
	    if (monthIndex == 4){ tempIndex = 4 };
	    if (monthIndex == 5){ tempIndex = 5 };
	    if (monthIndex == 6){ tempIndex = 6 };
	    if (monthIndex == 7){ tempIndex = 7 };
	    if (monthIndex == 8){ tempIndex = 8 };
	    if (monthIndex == 9){ tempIndex = 9 };
	    if (monthIndex == 10){ tempIndex = 10 };
	    if (monthIndex == 11){ tempIndex = 11 };

	    if (tempIndex > -1) {
			this.monthName = (shorten) ? monthsNames[tempIndex].substring(0, 3) : monthsNames[tempIndex];
	    } else {
	    	this.monthName = "";
	    }

	    return this.monthName;
	};

    Date.prototype.getDateWithDateOrdinal = function() {
		var d = this.getDate();  // from here on I've used Kennebec's answer, but improved it.
	    if(d>3 && d<21) return d+'th';
	    switch (d % 10) {
            case 1:  return d+"st";
            case 2:  return d+"nd";
            case 3:  return d+"rd";
            default: return d+"th";
        }
	};

	var myDate = new Date();
    // You may have to check your JS Console in the web browser to see the following
	console.log("date with date ordinal: "+myDate.getDateWithDateOrdinal()+" "+myDate.getMonthName()+" "+myDate.getFullYear());
    
    // or I will update the Div. using jQuery
    $('#date').html("date with date ordinal: "+myDate.getDateWithDateOrdinal()+" "+myDate.getMonthName()+" "+myDate.getFullYear());