if i understand what you mean....

try using the dateformat in your <cfset>

<cfset date1=DateFormat("02/08/2004", "dd/mm/yyyy")>
<cfset date2=DateFormat("12/08/2004", "dd/mm/yyyy")>

<cfoutput>
date1 is #DateFormat(date1, 'dd/mm/yyyy')# - #DateFormat(date1, 'dd mmm
yyyy')#<br>
date2 is #DateFormat(date2, 'dd/mm/yyyy')# - #DateFormat(date2, 'dd mmm
yyyy')#<br>
</cfoutput>

This will make date1 and date2 actual dates rather than a normal string to CF.
Doing this tells CF that this is a date and what parts are what.


  ----- Original Message -----
  From: Paul Wilson
  To: CF-Talk
  Sent: Tuesday, August 24, 2004 7:59 PM
  Subject: Date format issues

  I am trying to format two dates but I'm getting the days and months
  swapped around.

  e.g.

  <cfset date1="02/08/2004"> 2nd August 2004 (in Australia)
  <cfset date2="12/08/2004"> 12th August 2004 (In Australia)

  <cfoutput>
  date1 is #DateFormat(date1, 'dd/mm/yyyy')# - #DateFormat(date1, 'dd mmm
  yyyy')#<br>
  date2 is #DateFormat(date2, 'dd/mm/yyyy')# - #DateFormat(date2, 'dd mmm
  yyyy')#<br>
  </cfoutput>

  This gives...

  date1 is 08/02/2004 - 08 Feb 2004
  date2 is 08/12/2004 - 08 Dec 2004

  Is there away of using the dd/mm/yy date format instead of US version. I
  don't want to have to parse the date string and use createdate.

  Thanks
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