This is just about impossible to do....
Consider that there are valid dates where the month and day fields can
be switched and still leave valid dates. For example:
mm/dd/yyyy - 01/09/1974 - Jan 9 1974
dd/mm/yyyy - 01/09/1974 - Sept 1 1974
Both of these are valid dates, and there will be no way to distinguish
between them.
-AMT
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> I need to validate this date format using format dd/mm/yyyy. If user input
> other date format eg mm/dd/yyyy or yyyy-mm-dd, it's will automatically
> convert to dd/mm/yyyy. How to do it?
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