Hi all,
I was trying to compare a date with todays date like this
var date1 = getDateObject(d ocument.groupFo rm.endDate.valu e);
var today = new Date();
today.setHours( 0,0,0);
if(date1 < today)
alert("date1 is less than today);
if(date1 >= today)
alert("date1 is greater than or equal to today);
when i enter tommorow's date second alert is displaying.
when i enter yesterdays date first alert was displaying.
But when i enter todays date second alert message was not displaying.
Can any one tell whats wrong with the code or give any suggestion how to achieve this.
regards
Viswa
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not sure... but to debug i would try doing an alert to show the values it is comparing:
alert("today = " + today + " and date1 = " + date1);
not really a solution, but might point you in the right direction...?
hope this helps.
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