Adam Cameron
startDate = "date"
, and there are examples in US format: startDate = "8/17/09"
, and in more-sensible-country-format: startDate="25/12/2017"
. And I note in our code (running on Lucee, but still), we're giving it a DateTime object (and this works on Lucee).
Could you pls elaborate on what is actually expected here? I suspect it's "a simple value that can somehow be interpretted as a date, or maybe a date object will work too. Good luck"?Mark Takata (Adobe)
05/11/2023, 3:31 PMAdam Cameron
6/7/2023
? I presume it's the wrong one from my perspective.
If only there was some sort of *O*rganisation... that deal with *I*nternational *S*tandards. Then they could maybe - just maybe - come up with a format that works ubiquitously. And vendors could use that.
#dreamingMark Takata (Adobe)
05/11/2023, 4:41 PMAdam Cameron
Adam Cameron
yyyy-mm-dd
format was a standard since ISO-2014, which was released in... 1976.
Someone needs to go back in time and slap someone at Allaire.Mark Takata (Adobe)
05/11/2023, 6:32 PMAdam Cameron