[Resolved] [Resolved] Date-Time Java Script Question

[Discord]

Sorry, i know this isn't php related (actually i'm using php on the page also so it kind of is) But here is my dillema.

I have a form that has date values formated like so:

22-Jun-2004 16:31:38

I want to convert that into a unix timestamp so that i can take 2 timestamps and calculate time differences.

Does anybody know of a quick and easy way of converting the above string into a unix time stamp in java script? Any help would be much appreciated

[drew010]

here's some code i made. if you play with it some im sure you can eventually get what you want.

<script type="text/javascript">

var date1 = "23-Jun-2004 16:31:38"
date1 = date1.replace("-", " ")
date1 = date1.replace("-", " ")
document.write(date1 + "<br />")
var d = new Date(date1)

document.write(d.getTime() / 1000)
</script>

getTime() returns the number of milliseconds from the epoch to the date value held in the object.

[Discord]

Hey thanks alot! 😃