When you create an a
Date() object in JavaScript, the value you get is something like this:
'Tue Apr 1 12:58:25 EDT 2008'
Now suppose you want to display this date in
mm/dd/yyyy format. The following code snippet provides a quick way to do this:
function formatDate(value)
{
return value.getMonth()+1 + "/" + value.getDate() + "/" + value.getYear();
}
When this function is called with a parameter value of
Tue Apr 1 12:58:25 EDT 2008, it will return the date as
4/1/2008.
Note: The getMonth() function of Date() object starts from 0 to 11, so you needs to increment it by 1 to get the exact month value.