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Cross platform code to change the date format with an explicit locale: Private Sub SetDateFormat(Language As String, Country As String, format As String) #if B4A or B4J Dim locale As JavaObject locale.InitializeNewInstance("java.util.Locale", Array(Language, Country)) Dim DateFormat

SDUITextBox - DatePicker The date & time pickers are based on the flatpick js library. 143085 The Date Time Format is the format of how the contents will be saved and the DP Alt Format is how content will be displayed to the end user. When using the abstract designer, internally, the Date Forma

Sub ConvertDate(date As String) As String DateTime.DateFormat = "dd-MM-yyyy" Dim t As Long = DateTime.DateParse(date) DateTime.DateFormat = "MMM''yyyy" 'two quotes as the quote needs to be escaped Return DateTime.Date(t) End Sub Note that it changes the date format so make sure to
link: or, in the absence of DateParse and DateFormat functions that have a non-global format parameter, perhaps save and restore? Sub ConvertDate(date As S
link: I need to convert date(22-04-2023) into Apr'2023. Is it possible?
link: Not only is it possible, but it is possible in many ways, eg if you are confident of the date being in that exact 10-character format then you could a

As the original date format is known, I would do it like this. Poiché il formato della data originale è noto, lo farei in questo modo DateTime.DateFormat = "yyyy/MM/dd" Private Date = "2023/09/23" As String Log (Date) Private Ticks As Long Ticks = DateTime.DateParse(Date) Da
link: I gave you the answer with your information, you said that the format in the database is "yyyy/MM/dd". As Erel answered, you need to adapt the origina
link: Se le stringhe di date sono sempre di 10 caratteri (8 cifre e 2 barre), un altro modo è quello di tagliare e tagliare a fette usando String.SubString2

The date format needs to be: DateTime.DateFormat = "MM/dd/yyyy" I did not look at anything else, unfamiliar with your project, as that is the first that grabbed me.

There is a App-wide setting that is used whenever DateTime is used. All B4X libraries involving dates use it. It also can be changed before DateTime is invoked (and changed back after if needed). The formats can be found in the intellisense prompt. DateTime.DateFormat = "dd-MM-yyyy"
link: I use the tPreferencesDialog for a few preferences One is a date My app is used all round the world so I need it to conform with regional settings. Lo
link: Please start a new thread in the questions forum.

Version 4.34 Maintenance - Part 1 1. The VMDatePicker now comes buit in with day.js date formatting. By default the date format is YYYY-MM-DD. These are the acceptable date formats: 100832 For this example we have executed. vm = pgIndex.vm vue = vm.vue vue.DateDisplayFormat = "DD, MMM
link: Handling Data-Table Date Displays The recommended way to save dates is using a varchar data type for your table in yyyy-mm-dd format. This makes it e
link: Datatable Date Column Formatting - Part 2 100833 To apply formatting to data-table dates. These should be saved as YYYY-MM-DD at least. When adding
link: Datatable Number / Money Formatting - Part 4 Adding Columns - we have added shortcuts for adding date / money & number fields. AddDateColumn - add a

tb4.AddColumnDatePicker1("dod", "Date of Death", False, "Y-m-d", "d/m/Y", False, False, False, "it") The INTERNAL date format is 1999-04-20 i.e. Y-m-d, this is what will be stored in the database. The DISPLAY date format is d/m/Y - displaying the date as 20/04/2004 This also has a locale of "it",

I copied your code above, and it works fine for me. Sub Button1_Click Dim pubDate As String' = item.Get("pubDate") pubDate="Fri, 24 Dec 2021 20:59:36 GMT" DateTime.DateFormat = "EEE, dd MMM yyyy HH:mm:ss Z" Dim lDate As Long = DateTime.DateParse(pubDate) DateTime.DateFormat = "
link: hi I can't get output. where am i doing wrong? thanks. ................ Dim pubDate As String = item.Get("pubDate") ...................
link: i try but this error..

after u set the format u can use Dim lngDate As Long = DateTime.DateParse(sDate) then the date is a number if u change the format again you can convert it back into text btnDay1.Text = DateTime.Date(lngDate)
link: Hello guys, I know this been discussed here quite a few times, but I still am unable to format an SQL date field as I desire, it keeps showing me the
link: Hi, Markus. Thanx for the feedback. Not sure I got you... 1) You mean, something like ? Dim wDataEvento As Long DateTime.DateFormat = DateFormato2 w
link: wRegistro(6) is a string resulting from a SELECT statement. One of the selected fields (wRegistro(6)) is stored as DATE in SQLITE. Thank you again, b

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