I have a string that includes date and time together. I need all of them seperated in some cases. My string is like this : 28/08/2015 11:37:47
There are some solutions in there but they do not fix my problem
var date = "12/15/2009";
var parts = date.split("/");
alert(parts[0]); // 12
alert(parts[1]); // 15
alert(parts[2]); // 2009
This is similar thing but as I said above, I need to split all of them.
Thank you for your help
If you always have that datetime format I'd suggest a simple regex
"28/08/2015 11:37:47".split(/\/|\s|:/)
This splits it on a / a space and the colon
and will return
["28", "08", "2015", "11", "37", "47"]
Edit as per question asked in comment
function parse() {
/** INPUT FORMAT NEEDS TO BE DAY/MONTH/YEAR in numbers for this to work **/
var datetime= document.getElementById("datetime").value;
var time = document.getElementById("time").value;
var output = document.getElementById("output")
var datetimearr = datetime.split(/\/|\s|:/);
var timearr = time.split(/:/);
var date = new Date(datetimearr[2],datetimearr[1]-1,datetimearr[0],datetimearr[3],datetimearr[4],datetimearr[5]);
date.setHours(date.getHours()+(parseInt(timearr[0])));//parseInt needed otherwise it will default to string concatenation
date.setMinutes(date.getMinutes()+(parseInt(timearr[1])));
date.setSeconds(date.getSeconds()+(parseInt(timearr[2])));
output.value = date.toString();
}Date time: <input type="text" value="28/08/2015 11:37:47" id="datetime"><BR/>
Time to add: <input type="text" value="11:37:47" id="time"><input type="button" value="calculate!" onclick="parse()"><BR/>
<textarea id="output" placeholder="Output comes here" style="width:400px;height:100px;"></textarea>
You can simply convert the string to date by:
var datestr = "12/15/2009 11:33:44";
var date = new Date(datestr);
And now access the values by those functions:
date.getDate(); // -> 15
date.getMonth(); // -> 12
date.getFullYear(); // -> 2009
date.getHours(); // -> 11
date.getMinutes(); // -> 33
date.getSeconds(); // -> 44
working js fiddle example here
EDIT: Had to fix example because document.write didn't work correctly on Fiddle.
