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I have a datetime string:




Fri Feb 08 2013 09:47:57 GMT +0530 (IST)




I need to extract the date (02/08/2013) and time (09:47 am) parts and store them in two variables.



Is there an efficient way to do it using JavaScript?



I have written the following code:



var day = elementDate.getDate(); //Date of the month: 2 in our example
var monthNo = elementDate.getMonth(); //Month of the Year: 0-based index, so 1 in our example
var monthDesc = {'0':'January', '1':'February'}; //, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December);
var year = elementDate.getFullYear() //Year: 2013
var hours = elementDate.getHours();
var mins = elementDate.getMinutes();
var lDateValue = (year.toString() + - + monthNo.toString() + - + day.toString());

document.getElementById(lDate).value = lDateValue;


I have this in my HTML:



<input type=date name=name id=lDate class=custom value=/>
<input type=time name=name id=lTime class=custom value= />


The fields are not getting updated.
Am I missing something?


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The Date constructor is very good at creating dates from strings:



Use the following:



// This could be any Date String
var str = Fri Feb 08 2013 09:47:57 GMT +0530 (IST);
var date = new Date(str);


This will then give you access to all the Date functions (MDN)



For example:



var day = date.getDate(); //Date of the month: 2 in our example
var month = date.getMonth(); //Month of the Year: 0-based index, so 1 in our example
var year = date.getFullYear() //Year: 2013

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