I have a value of '05/17/2010'
I would like to get it as 'May 17, 2010'
by using dojo.date.locale
. 开发者_JAVA技巧I have tried using the dojo.date.locale.parse
as follows:
x = '05/17/2010'
var x = dojo.date.locale.parse(x, {datePattern: "MM/dd/yyyy", selector: "date"});
alert(x)
This doesn't give me the desired date pattern.
I also tried replacing the pattern as datePattern : "MMMM d, yyyy"
but it returns null
.
dojo.date.locale.parse takes a formatted string and returns a Javascript Date object.
var x = dojo.date.locale.parse('05/17/2010', {datePattern: "MM/dd/yyyy", selector: "date"});
When you say
alert(x);
that coerces x to a string using the Date.toString() method, which varies by browser, but will give you output like what you got -- Mon May 17 2010 00:00:00 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time)
If you want to then format the date a special way, pass the result of your parse to dojo.date.locale.format with a specific date format:
var y = dojo.date.locale.format(x, {datePattern:"MMMM d, yyyy", selector: 'date'});
I'm not sure if this works - though after your initial declaration of x, there is no semicolon before setting it a second time. I broke your code into three lines:
var x = '05/17/2010';
x = dojo.date.locale.parse(x, {datePattern: "MM/dd/yyyy", selector: "date"});
alert (x);
Perhaps it was just a matter of x
not being set initially?
The problem is you have to first create a Date
object and then you can format it, because the format function takes, as its first parameter, a Date
object and not a string. So, if you do the following, it will work fine:
var x = new Date("05/17/2010");
x = dojo.date.locale.format(x, {datePattern: "MM/dd/yyyy", selector: "date"});
alert (x);
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