I try to extract and reorganize a date string? 2024-11-21 into 21-11-2024 Any help would be... Helpful :) Thanks I have a string in html <h2 class="tg-item-meta-data tg-element-4">2024-11-21</h2> I want to display date as 21-11-2024 I tried this to extract…
I have a date string of format 'dd-mm-yyyy' which I want to convert to Milliseconds. let split_date = '31-01-2024'.split('-'); let d = new Date(parseInt(split_date[2]), parseInt(split_date[1]), parseInt(split_date[0]), 0, 0, 0, 0).getTime(); console.log(d); let split_date2 = '02-02-2024'.split('-'); let d2 = new Date(parseInt(split_date2[2]),…
Backend give me data of gantt diagramm start and end points in format: "horizont_start": "2024-05-01T00:00:00Z", "horizont_end": "2025-01-26T00:00:00Z", Next i give through props to another component Date format of this points like this: <NewGanttChart start={ new Date( gantt?.horizont_start || new Date(…
I'm currently working on a Google Apps Script that automatically creates events in Google Calendar based on data from a Google Sheets document. The script executes successfully, and events are created, but the event times are incorrect, despite the correct…
I'm building out a form on a hotel for room reservations. Currently, a user can select a check-in and checkout date. When the user selects a check-in or checkout date the format comes through in the URL as yyyy-mm-dd and…
While using the nesbot/carbon library I've noticed that it accepts single letters as valid dates and parses them in a way that maps to a relative time range. Specifically, single letters are parsed (case-insensitively) into time offsets, ranging from -12…
We have a lot of data with a lot of events with a lot of dates in a MySQL db. Generating lists of e.g. events per year, or students per year, is fairly simple. Now, we've decided to change everything…
When I select all columns, the indexing does not work, but if I select just a few columns, it does. mysql> explain SELECT * FROM fatura USE INDEX (datapago_serv_pago) WHERE id_servidor = 10 AND pago = '1' AND data_pago <=…
How can I get the string dd.mm.yyyy in JavaScript and convert it depending on the user's locale (for example, дд.мм.гггг)? Is it possible with the help of internal functions, or will you have to write your own converter? I tried…
I am populating an array of dates from two sources: an array of dates and a range of dates between two dates. $dateann = ['2024-08-16', '2024-08-11', '2024-08-16', '2024-09-16']; $period = CarbonPeriod::between('2024-08-01', '2024-08-31'); foreach ($period as $date) { $days[] = $date->format('Y-m-d');…