On Nov 1, 2011, at 2:04 PM, Jarvis, Matthew wrote:
> 2011/11/01 becomes 11/01/2011
>
> November 1st becomes 11/01/2011 (assumes current year)
What about 01/02/2011? Is that January 2 or February 1?
If you're willing to assume en-US localization, and html-escape slashes
(i.e., "/"), try this:
http://leafe.com/date_from_string/<your date string>
I can't guarantee it will handle everything, as I just threw it
together in 5 minutes, but it's worth a shot...
-- Ed Leafe
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