Dang it. I thought about also showing day, month and
year. ;-)
--- Paul Manzotti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mike Schelling wrote:
>
> >I just have them enter date then use IsDate() to
> make
> >sure they entered the date correctly. If you are
> going
> >to use drop boxes then you can do something like:
> >
>
>Request.Form("Month")&"/"&Request.Form("Day")&"/"&Request.Form("Year")
> >
> >to combine the information together.
> >
> Ok, I'm in the UK, and I have wasted many an hour
> fighting with a
> database over date formats, but I consider it best
> practice to use the
> ISO standard for dates, of year month day, rather
> than any
> region-specific ones. Sure, your site will most
> likely be fine using US
> format, but it's a good habit to get into, 'cos you
> never know when you
> might be working on a server that isn't using US
> settings.
>
> manzo
>
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