Calling Day Of Month

[Tim Mantovi]

Is there a way to call the day of the month in the date object? (When I try
to do this, an error box says it isn't supported.)

[ommadawn]

Sorry; I meant to say the DAY of the week...

[stymie]

Code
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var toDay = new Date();
alert(toDay.getDate);

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Should display an integer between and including 1 to 31..

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[Mick White]

ommadawn wrote:

Sorry; I meant to say the DAY of the week...

["Sun","Mon","Tue","Wed","Thu","Fri","Sat"][new Date().getDay()];

Mick

[Fred Oz]

stymie wrote:

Code:
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var toDay = new Date();
alert(toDay.getDate);

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Should display an integer between and including 1 to 31...

For me it displays "(Internal function)".

I think what you meant was:

alert(toDay.getDate());

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[ommadawn]

First two didn't work for me; the second one did.
I used nowDate.getDate which worked for me.

What I really meant to post in the first place was: 'how do you call the
HOUR'?

[Evertjan.]

ommadawn wrote on 17 apr 2005 in comp.lang.javascript:

First two didn't work for me; the second one did.
I used nowDate.getDate which worked for me.

What I really meant to post in the first place was: 'how do you call the
HOUR'?

This is usenet, not email.

If you do not quote relevant part of the posting you are reacting on,
we don't have the faintest idea where you are talking about.

Please comply with netiquette.

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[Lee]

ommadawn said:

First two didn't work for me; the second one did.
I used nowDate.getDate which worked for me.

What I really meant to post in the first place was: 'how do you call the
HOUR'?

Think before you type. What is it that you want?

You can't "call the HOUR". You can call a method that returns the current
hour, but at this point,I have to assume that if I answer that question,
you'll come back with something like "What I really meant to post was...".

Show us what you've tried and explain why you tried that, and somebody
will probably be happy to show you what you should use.

[Dr John Stockton]

JRS: In article <kb*****************@newsread3.news.atl.earthlink. net>,
dated Sat, 16 Apr 2005 20:02:24, seen in news:comp.lang.javascript,
ommadawn <om********@earthlink.net> posted :

Sorry; I meant to say the DAY of the week...

See via sig below, and FAQ. Note that javascript .getDay() numbers as 0
that day-of-week which by international agreement (ISO 8601) is really
number 7.

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[stymie]

Thanks Fred,
I stand corrected...

In my haste I made a waste...
In ommadawn's _HOUR_ of need...

PUN intended...

stymi

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