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Got a date textbox where the entry is dd/mm/yyyy and I've converted the date for SQL into YYYY-MM-DD.
Then I run the checkdate command to confirm it's a valid date ;
it checks the date fine, but then, when putting it into the DB it puts it in mm-dd-yyyy format.
So, if I enter 31/7/2008 it'll convert the 31 into months and end p with some date thats in 2010!
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by: jaxstormPosted on 2008-10-09 at 01:42:43ID: 22676530
I've now discovered that the problem is with the following line of code, and that the checkdate function is fine, question changed
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