Use This:
<cfset ModDate = "lundi 17 janvier 2005 10 h 53 CET">
<cfset x = SetLocale("French (Standard)")>
<cfset faqdate= DateFormat(LsParseDAteTime(ModDate),"dd/mm/yyyy")>
<cfoutput>#faqdate#</cfoutput>
>Hi everyone,
>
>I'm upgrading a site from Coldfusion 5 to MX but I have a date bug.
>In Coldfusion 5, I got the "last modified date" of a file and converted
>it with DateFormat like this :
>
> <cfset faqPath = GetTemplatepath()>
> <cfset faqPath = left(faqPath,len(faqPath)-9) & "wel\">
> <cfdirectory action="list" name="faqDate" directory="#faqPath#"
> filter="dspFaq.cfm">
> <cfset faqDate = left(faqDate.DATELASTMODIFIED,10)>
> <cfset faqDate = dateformat(faqDate,"dd/mm/yyyy")>
>
>My faqDate.DatelastModified with CF5 is like this : "*01/17/2005
>10:53:00 AM*"
>But with MX, I get this : *"lundi 17 janvier 2005 10 h 53 CET"
>*So of course, the left() function can't be used with this string and it
>bugs. I used a artisanal trick to solve this problem, but I'd like to
>understand how MX deals with the system dates, which functions I could
>use...
>
>Thanks a lot,
>--
>
>*Nath* <http://spoutnik1307.free.fr/>
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