Multilingual Javascript Date-Format Class

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  1. John Harding says:
    05 March 2010 at 16:53

    Hey:

    Your script seems exactly what I am looking for… unfortunately it appears the non-prototype version still requires prototype. It errors on line 114 with the function “String.scan”.

    Regards:

    John

  2. Zaenal says:
    06 March 2010 at 06:43

    Hi John,

    Thank you for pointing me out that bug. I have updated the script and uploaded the new version (version 1.2).

    Hope the new version works

    Best,
    Zaenal

  3. davilde says:
    15 March 2010 at 20:24

    Hi Zaenal,

    nice work. It is well written and I like the approach to egalize the php and js behaviour.

    I just integrated your Class into one of my recent projects, though I will need to extend it.
    First I need a parser, to convert a string into a Date Object. I already done most of that.
    In the near future I also will need to compare two dates, which you mentioned is in development.
    Maybe you want us to join efforts on this one, if you haven’t abandoned the project yet.

    Best,
    Felix

  4. Zaenal says:
    16 March 2010 at 08:31

    Hi Felix, thank’s for the appreciation…

    Well, it seems to be interesting to join your project. Maybe it’s the way I finished remaining features that are not available yet. Just PM me when needed.

    Best,
    Zaenal

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