Harjo
1
i have the following method:
var c = application.getTimeStamp()
year1 = c.getFullYear();
month1 = c.getMonth();
if I run it, I’ll get the following error: getFullYear is not a function.
Hugh??? ![Shocked :shock:]()
if I do this:
var c = application.getTimeStamp()
year1 = c.getYear();
month1 = c.getMonth();
It returns for month1 = 10 (this is right)
and it returns for year1 = 103 (I don’t think it’s right!)
What am I doing wrong?
david
2
Odd, getYear() is JavaScript 1.0 deprecated to getFullYear() in JavaScript 1.2.
Whatever, getYear() returns the year minus 1900 for ALL years. The result you are getting is consistent with this.
IT2Be
3
I know these ones too since I have been playing (and grumbling) over dates last friday and monday.
Probably, when you restart your solution you get rid of the message… At least that worked for me!
IT2Be
5
what happens if you change
var c = application.TimeStamp()
into
var c = new Date()