My friend and I are doing a school project; the task is to make a room-reservation-site. This is our first year trying JavaScript, and we want a string to be formatted into
var year = '2013';
var month = '04';
var day = '18';
var hour = '12';
var min = '35';
var reserv = new Date(year,month,day,hour,min)
console.log(reserv);
Those year, month and day values you might want to fetch for yourselves by checking the current date. This is purely to show how to convert the string into a date.
Use reserv.getTime()
to convert to milliseconds time and thus being able to compare two times;
reserv.getTime() - reserv2.getTime()
For more information, check the MDN.
Yes. Use regular expressions and the Date object.
RegExps would be used to extract hours and minutes from the date string,
and the Date object would be used for comparisons.