I think we'll need to see more code before we can be of much help. But in
the meantime, if you're running DaysInMonth() today, March 1st, I would
totally expect it to return 31.
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well, it's March 2nd already here in Hong Kong, but nonetheless:
if you had it as daysinmonth(now()), then today being March 1st it would
have correctly returned 31...
what exactly did you pass as argument to your daysinmonth() ?
Azadi
On 02/03/2011 00:05 , Jeff Epstein wrote:
I just had a
Nope, when I do #daysInMonth(createDate(2010, 2, 1))# it returns '28'
correctly.
You would get '31' for #daysInMonth(createDate(2010, 1, 2))#, though, I
suppose.
From: Jeff Epstein jepst...@sfcg.org
Sent: Tuesday, March 01, 2011 11:13 AM
To:
Have you tried doing IsDate against your value to see if the value you are
trying to feed to it is a date and not just a string that seems to look like a
date?
Try validating with IsDate and if it return false try rebuilding as a real date
with CreateDate.
Robert B. Harrison
Director of
I suspect the actual issue is that the script is running after midnight in
whatever timezone his servers in.
So, instead of getting 28 for February, he's getting 31 for March.
-Dan
On Tue, Mar 1, 2011 at 11:27 AM, Robert Harrison rob...@austin-williams.com
wrote:
Have you tried doing
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