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You should use createDate(), dates held as strings are bad news
On 9/29/05, Paul Swingewood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Back to my calendar application again ....
>
> I have a variable StartDate which I know holds 29/9/05 for example .....
>
> If I run the code below all is well and {ts '2005-09-29 00:00:00'} gets
> written to the database.
> All is working fine .... UNTIL
>
> StartDate = 7/9/05
>
> Then the code decides its going to insert {ts '2005-07-09 00:00:00'}
>
> This is driving me nuts .... can anyone help me please. If I use dateformat
> will I loose the time element? - Aghhhh!
>
>
> The code (its in a <cfscript> block)
>
> // Add times to the dates and parse.
> StartDateTime = ParseDateTime(StartDate & " " & StartTime & ":00");
> EndDateTime = ParseDateTime(EndDate & " " & EndTime & ":00");
>
>
> Regards - Paul
>
> You can see this at www.bgfl.org/cfpages/calendar
>
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