How can I get the format ddd-mmm-yy hh:mm AMPM from dd/mm/yy hh:mm:ss AMPM?

Is there anything more simple?

Thanks

I have

Response.Write WeekdayName(DatePart("W", Now),1) & ", " & MonthName(Month(Now), True) & "-" & Day(Now()) & ", " & Year(Now) & " "  & "<br>"

But I just need the time in hh:nn AMPM.

Thanks

you've got the simplest way to do it.  I'm sure there is a way, maybe using Mid to get rid of the seconds.  Possibly even using regExp.

I'll see if I can come up with something along those lines

The examples are my function:

    datepart("h", now) & ":" & datepart("n", now)

but you should use the leadingZero function to make sure the time doesn't look like 3:5 for five minutes past three in the morning.

    leadingZero(datepart("h", now)) & ":" & leadingZero(datepart("n", now))

To be honest, it doesn't get much more simple than being given a whole function to cut and paste into your script and the usage examples to use it!..

i semi-agree with Cirieno.

to use mine like you want it:
FormatDate("D, M-d,Y g:i A", NOW())

however I'm looking around for something a bit "easier" by using regExp

kevp75 ,

I tried your script and got this error:

Error Type:
Microsoft VBScript runtime (0x800A000D)
Type mismatch: 'lDtmNow'
/intermodal/shipment_tracker/functions/MyDateFormat.txt, line 90

line 90 is:

lLngSecond = Second(lDtmNow)

Thanks

odd.
FormatDate("D, M-d,Y g:i A", NOW()) for me puts out Fr13, PMpr-07,2006 12:13 PM

see:http://www.portalfanatic.com/test14.asp