来自Javascript中包含非数字字符的字符串的数字数组

Question

I have a bunch of dates in some .xml files in this format : 2013-02-10 12:00 (year, month, day, hour, minutes) and I want to create a Date object from it.

I did new Date(stringFromXml) in Chrome and it works, but it doesn't work in Firefox/IE.

What I wanted to do is split that string in a 5 element array and create a Date object manually with the constructor that accepts a year, month, day, etc. The thing is that I couldn't make it work with regular expressions and .split isn't the most elegant solution.

I already know about date.js but I don't want to add another library to my project.

What should I do to make this work? Also, I am using jQuery

Answer 1

试试Date.parse 。

var date = Date.parse(" date string here ");

Answer 2

这应该让你走上正确的道路......

var dateParts = date.split(/(-| |:)/);

Answer 3

If the format is always the same, you can hack it together like this:

var parts = '2013-02-10 12:00'.split(/[: -]/);
var d = new Date(
    parts[0] /* year */, parts[1] /* month */, parts[2] /* day */, 
    parts[3] /* hour */, parts[4] /* minute */
);

If you already have the Datepicker widget, you can use the parseDate() function from the date picker extension:

var date = $.datepicker.parseDate('yy-mm-dd hh:mm', '2013-02-10 12:00');