I tried parsing out the column names and if it contained 'date', save that index to a variable and when I displayed the database data, if the current column matched that variable, format for date.
However, that only works for one date field, not multiples.
Err, I'm probably misunderstanding this, but this seems like a fundamental programming issue. If you only keep ONE variable with a column index/name that is a date, you will only be able to track one column as a date field. Why not try using a collection or array of indexes?
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