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0 1756 posted 17 years ago by jonniespratley
Converts dates in Numbers to SQLite format.
0 1922 posted 17 years ago by fonnesbeck
1 2273 posted 17 years ago by martin_rusev
0 1923 posted 17 years ago by traeregan
Very easy to use JS Calendar Control with so many customization options.
0 1933 posted 17 years ago by design2develop
0 1674 posted 17 years ago by sinecera
A simple JS script to validate a date. It returns a boolean type (true | false)
0 2102 posted 17 years ago by mardix
actionscript date object and some date calculations
1 1851 posted 17 years ago by stiobhart
2 2066 posted 17 years ago by randyjhunt
0 1428 posted 17 years ago by kawikak
2 2270 posted 17 years ago by craig1709
1 2296 posted 17 years ago by walokra
0 1203 posted 17 years ago by remilauber
This function simply takes a Windows UTC timestamp and converts it to Unix epoch. This was useful when I was pulling LDAP information from Active Directory and the timestamps were ridiculous. Windows builds timestamps by counting seconds since Janua...
0 2188 posted 17 years ago by cllorca
Explode de data para formato BR
0 1627 posted 17 years ago by wesleymacente
Here is a simple method for displaying footer copyright year. This way at the end of the year you are not updating footers for the first 3 weeks in January :)
0 1767 posted 17 years ago by jadedbat
1 1550 posted 17 years ago by joeydi
Groovy ranges works on dates also! (http://kousenit.wordpress.com/2009/02/02/groovy-groundhogs/)
2 2352 posted 17 years ago by narkisr
To be placed inside a loop or a query
1 1860 posted 17 years ago by davebowker
another way to set / create a date using jodatime download jodatime at http://joda-time.sourceforge.net/
1 1950 posted 17 years ago by callmeblessed
create a date using Calendar
1 2159 posted 17 years ago by callmeblessed
Paste this code in your HTML to display the current year. This script is commonly used in the © copyright's current year.
4 2273 posted 17 years ago by variantstudios
This takes a very readable date, such as "Fri, 4 Dec 2008 15:13:00 +0000", and outputs it as a relative date (such as "1 hour ago").
1 2072 posted 17 years ago by bjarkebech
Annoyingly hard to find, I'm sure others out there have felt the pain of converting sas dates to oracle date formats. example: data _null_; x_dt = datetime(); x_d = date(); put x_dt oracle_datetime.;...
0 4692 posted 17 years ago by vasdee
Used with calendar button
0 1597 posted 17 years ago by heislekw
0 1931 posted 17 years ago by ginoplusio