This is a very handy and easily understandable code. There are two different methods, depending upon the type of data that is required as input to the functions:
function CompareDatesOne(firstdate,seconddate){ //assuming firstdate and seconddate are //java script date objects if(firstdateseconddate){ alert("First date is more then Second Date"); }else{ alert("The dates are equal"); }}function CompareDatesTwo(d1,m1,y1,h1,min1,sec1,d2,m2,y2,h2,min2,sec2){ firstdate = new Date(y1,m1,d1,h1,min1,sec1); seconddate = new Date(y2,m2,d2,h2,min2,sec2); if(firstdateseconddate){ alert("First date is more then Second Date"); }else{ alert("The dates are equal"); }} 
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