How to select Max date that is valid?
I have a date as varchar (dont ask why). I need to select Max(date). However, date can be faulty, like 2034-34-34. I would like to select max date that is valid and not greater than today. It’s t-sql.
I have a date as varchar (dont ask why). I need to select Max(date). However, date can be faulty, like 2034-34-34. I would like to select max date that is valid and not greater than today. It’s t-sql.
Using AngularJS I am trying to display a date using an input type=date
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I have a question about the library moments.js, I have an application in angularjs where I have six select elements for the year, month, day, hour, minutes, and am / pm format. I am using the following format moment to build m.format date (‘YYYY-MM-DD hh: mm: ss a).
I’m new to angular js and moment.js i have the following code which gives the start day and end day of a week like January 17th-January 23rd. but i want all the 7 days in this format january 17, monday.
The question: $ date Mi 14. Jun 09:54:58 CEST 2017 $ date -d “Mi 14. Jun 09:54:58 CEST 2017” +%s date: invalid date ‘Mi 14. Jun 09:54:58 CEST 2017’ Why wouldn’t the date command accept its own output string as valid input string? The Solutions: Below are the methods you can try. The first solution … Read more
I have a list of events on a clients website that show in a sidebar. When viewing the homepage you see one event and if you’re anywhere else on the site you see two events in the sidebar. I am currently ordering them by using a meta_query compare that checks if the event is today or in the future.
I need to edit the date of several posts, change it to a specific date, all posts should have the same date.
I’m implementing redux-form with a material-ui date-picker field. Date is perfectly set in field but when I try to send it to the back-end API format of the date is:
I currently have
I’m trying to use the date command to generate a file timestamp that the date command itself can interpret. However, the date command does not seem to like its own output, and I am not sure how to work around this. Case in point: