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How to check for one date is less than or equal another date in Javascript

rated 0 times [ 58] [ 5] / answers: 1 / hits: 33137 / 10 Years ago, tue, january 13, 2015, 12:00:00

I am having a difficult time checking if one date is less than or equal to another.

Here is my code,

var bftStartDt = input1[0]; //This is a string with value 01-Jul-2007

var bftEndDt = input1[4]; //This is a string with value 01-Jul-1942



var strtDt = new Date(bftStartDt);

var endDt = new Date(bftEndDt);

var flag = 0; // false



if (endDt <= strtDt){

   flag = 1; // true

}

It never enters the if statement when it should ? What am I missing here.

Thanks

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answered 10 Years ago meliashelbief · Accepted Answer

var strtDt  = new Date(2007-07-01);

var endDt  = new Date(1942-07-01);

var flag = 0; // false



if (endDt <= strtDt){

   flag = 1; // true

   alert(true);

}

It works check out the plunker