tableHTML += "<td class=\"stamp\">"+jsonObject[i]['stamp']+"</td>";
this is currently displaying 2012-05-25 23:08:57
how can i change this to a May 25,2012
a commentor noted that it may be better to do this with php, the only time i could do it with php is before entering it to the array. is this possible?
$videos_array = array();
while ($i < $num) {
$current_video = array (
'stamp'=>mysql_result($result,$i,"stamp"));
array_push($videos_array, $current_video);
$i++;
}
echo json_encode($videos_array);
我强烈建议您使用Date.js http://www.datejs.com/,尽管显然对于这种简单的操作,您可以很快地自己滚动。
Use a real date library as Dr.Dredel suggests, but if you want an awful hack, there is always
new Date(Date.parse("2012-05-25 23:08:57")).toDateString().substring(4)
Not to be used in serious code. It relies on the output of toDateString
which is locale dependent. The proper way to do this is to take a date object and just before you are to display it, choose a date format .
The built-in date object in JavaScript does not do a good job of this.
You can find examples of its use in the MDN documentation .
ADDENDUM
Okay, I've gotten serious and produced an example using datejs. You can find a live working version here .
Basically, put the following in your HTML:
<script src="http://cachedcommons.org/cache/datejs/1.0.0/javascripts/date-min.js"></script>
Then in your JavaScript adapt the following code:
var d = Date.parse("2012-05-25 23:08:57");
alert(d.toString("MMM dd, yyyy"));
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