@JTRTech wrote:
I am strugling yet again with time and date in scripts since win 10 update.
I have this script;
function ticketDateFormatted(inputDate){ var newDateParse = new Date(inputDate); //--define date of calculated end var ticketDateFormattedValue = newDateParse.valueOf(); //--numerical value of calculated end var ticketDateFormattedYear = newDateParse.getYear(); //--End date breakdown var ticketDateFormattedMonth = newDateParse.getMonth()+1; //--get date month var ticketDateFormattedDay = newDateParse.getDate(); //--get date day var ticketDateFormattedHours = newDateParse.getHours(); //--get date hour var ticketDateFormattedMinutes = newDateParse.getMinutes(); //--get date minutes var ticketDateFormattedSeconds = newDateParse.getSeconds(); //--get date seconds var ticketDateFormattedResponse = ticketDateFormattedYear+'-'+ticketDateFormattedMonth+'-'+ticketDateFormattedDay+' '; //--End date formatting for sql ticketDateFormattedResponse += ticketDateFormattedHours+':'+ticketDateFormattedMinutes+':'+ticketDateFormattedSeconds; return ticketDateFormattedResponse }
Which previously worked fine.... but again it seems to have stopped working.....
If I run
ticketDateFormatted('2016-06-09 10:10:10')
I get;
NaN-NaN-NaN NaN:NaN:NaN
If I change to 09-06-2016;
ticketDateFormatted('09-06-2016 10:10:10')
It works returning;
2016-9-6 10:10:10
Not sure whats going on.
The time settings on machine are;
Advice greatly apreciated.
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