JS formatted output: Practical tips: JS format Date Output

In Javaweb application, the date returned through the AJAX query is similar to the following "2010-08-01 18:22:00.0", how to according to the hope of the results show that often cost some trouble, here provide two methods to solve this problem, for reference only. The format method is not perfect, but it can satisfy most of the needs.
One, the effect chart

Second, the original code
1. Analytic method
/**
* Output time in string format as standard Date object
* @param stringdate format such as: Var stringdate= "2010-08-01 18:22:00.0";
*/
var parsedate=function (stringdate) {
var s=stringdate.substr (0, Stringdate.lastindexof ("."));
var ss=s.split ("");
var tms=ss[1];
var sss=ss[0].split ("-");
var y=sss[0];
var m=sss[1];
var d=sss[2];
var mm= "the";
if (m== "01") {
"Mm=";
}
if (m== "02") {
Mm= "Feb";
}
if (m== "03") {
Mm= "Mar";
}
if (m== "04") {
Mm= "APR";
}
if (m== "05") {
Mm= "may";
}
if (m== "06") {
mm= "June";
}
if (m== "07") {
mm= "June";
}
if (m== "08") {
Mm= "Aug";
}
if (m== "09") {
Mm= "Sep";
}
if (m== "10") {
Mm= "OCT";
}
if (m== "11") {
Mm= "Nov";
}
if (m== "12") {
Mm= "Dec";
}
var dt=new Date (mm+ "+d+", "+y+" "+tms");
return DT;
}
2. Format method
/**
* Default Output "September 1" format
* @param Date Date Object
* @param format allowable value: YYYY year mm month DD Day TT time MM minute SS seconds week or part of it
**/
var formatdate=function (Date,format) {
function today {
Switch (day) {
Case 0:
Day = "Sunday";
Break
Case 1:
Day = "Monday";
Break
Case 2:
Day = "Tuesday"; This article links http://www.cxybl.com/html/wyzz/JavaScript_Ajax/20121120/34056.html