JS Timestamp converted to date format

Let's see the first one here.

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<script> function Getlocaltime (NS) { return new Date (parseint (NS) * 1000). toLocaleString (). Replace (/:d {1,2}$/, "); } Alert (Getlocaltime (1293072805)); </script>

The result is
December 23, 2010 10:53

Second Kind

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<script> function Getlocaltime (NS) { return new Date (parseint (NS) * 1000). toLocaleString (). substr (0,17)} Alert (Getlocaltime (1293072805)); </script>

What if you want to get a format like this?
2010-10-20 10:00:00
Look at the code below.

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<script> function Getlocaltime (NS) { return new Date (parseint (NS) * 1000). toLocaleString (). Replace (/year | month/g, "-"). Replace (/day/g, ""); } Alert (Getlocaltime (1177824835)); </script>

It can be written like this.

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function FormatDate (now) { var year=now.getyear (); var month=now.getmonth () +1; var date=now.getdate (); var hour=now.gethours (); var minute=now.getminutes (); var second=now.getseconds (); return year+ "-" +month+ "-" +date+ "" +hour+ ":" +minute+ ":" +second; " } var d=new Date (1230999938); Alert (FormatDate (d)); All right, problem solved.

It is to be noted that
Do not send a date (such as a character) in a string to be processed first, so it is convenient to handle
You can use the Replace method
As follows:

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Replace ("/date", ""). Replace (")/", "");

Full instance

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/** * The same time stamp format function as PHP * @param {string} format * @param {int} timestamp the time that you want to format the current time * @return {string} formatted time string */ function date (format, timestamp) { var A, jsdate= (timestamp), new Date (timestamp*1000): new Date ()); var pad = function (n, c) { if ((n = n + ""). Length < C) { return new Array (++c-n.length). Join ("0") + N; } else { return n; } }; var txt_weekdays = ["Sunday", "Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday", "Saturday"]; var Txt_ordin = {1: "St", 2: "nd", 3: "Rd", "St.", "nd", "rd", "St"}; var txt_months = ["", "January", "February", "March", "April", "may", "June", "July", "August", "September", "October", "N Ovember "," December "]; var f = { Day D:function () {return pad (F.J (), 2)}, D:function () {return F.L (). substr (0,3)}, J:function () {return jsdate.getdate ()}, L:function () {return TXT_WEEKDAYS[F.W ()]}, N:function () {return F.W () + 1}, S:function () {return TXT_ORDIN[F.J ()]? TXT_ORDIN[F.J ()]: ' th '}, W:function () {return jsdate.getday ()}, Z:function () {return (Jsdate-new Date (jsdate.getfullyear () + "/1/1"))/864e5 >> 0}, Week W:function () { var a = F.z (), B = 364 + F.L ()-A; var nd2, nd = (new Date (Jsdate.getfullyear () + "/1/1"). Getday () | | 7)-1; if (b <= 2 && (jsdate.getday () | | | 7)-1) <= 2-b) { return 1; } else{ if (a <= 2 && nd >= 4 && a >= (6-nd)) { Nd2 = new Date (Jsdate.getfullyear ()-1 + "/12/31"); Return date ("W", Math.Round (Nd2.gettime ()/1000)); } else{ Return (1 + (nd <= 3?) ((A + nd)/7: (A-(7-ND))/7) >> 0); } } }, Month F:function () {return TXT_MONTHS[F.N ()]}, M:function () {return pad (F.N (), 2)}, M:function () {return f.f (). substr (0,3)}, N:function () {return jsdate.getmonth () + 1}, T:function () { var n; if ((n = jsdate.getmonth () + 1) = = 2) { return + F.L (); } else{ if (n & 1 && N < 8 | |! N & 1) && n > 7) { return 31; } else{ return 30; } } }, Year L:function () {var y = f.y (); return (!) ( Y & 3) && (y% 1e2 | |!) ( Y% 4e2))? 1:0}, O Not supported yet Y:function () {return jsdate.getfullyear ()}, Y:function () {return (Jsdate.getfullyear () + ""). Slice (2)}, Time A:function () {return jsdate.gethours () > 11? "PM": "AM"}, A:function () {return F.A (). toUpperCase ()}, B:function () { Peter Paul Koch: var off = (Jsdate.gettimezoneoffset () + 60) *60; var theseconds = (jsdate.gethours () * 3600) + (Jsdate.getminutes () *) + jsdate.getseconds () + off; var beat = Math.floor (theseconds/86.4); if (Beat > 1000) beat-= 1000; if (Beat < 0) beat + + 1000; if ((String (Beat)). length = = 1) beat = "a" +beat; if ((String (Beat)). length = = 2) beat = "0" +beat; return beat; }, G:function () {return jsdate.gethours ()% 12 | | | 12}, G:function () {return jsdate.gethours ()}, H:function () {return pad (F.G (), 2)}, H:function () {return pad (jsdate.gethours (), 2)}, I:function () {return pad (jsdate.getminutes (), 2)}, S:function () {return pad (jsdate.getseconds (), 2)}, U not supported yet Timezone E Not supported yet I not supported yet O:function () { var t = pad (Math.Abs (Jsdate.gettimezoneoffset ()/60*100), 4); if (Jsdate.gettimezoneoffset () > 0) t = "-" + t; else T = "+" + t; return t; }, P:function () {var O = F.O (); return (O.SUBSTR (0, 3) + ":" + o.substr (3, 2))}, T not supported yet Z not supported yet Full Date/time C:function () {return f.y () + "-" + f.m () + "-" + f.d () + "T" + f.h () + ":" + f.i () + ":" + f.s () + F.P ()}, R not supported yet U:function () {return Math.Round (Jsdate.gettime ()/1000)} }; Return Format.replace (/[\]? ( [A-za-z]) /g, function (t, s) { if (t!=s) { Escaped ret = s; else if (F[s]) { A date function exists ret = F[s] (); } else{ Nothing special ret = s; } return ret; }); }

Calling a method makes it easy to convert a timestamp into a date format, such as:

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Date (' y-m-d ', ' 1350052653 '); it's convenient to convert the timestamp to 2012-10-11. Date (' y-m-d h:i:s ', ' 1350052653 ') The result is 2012-10-12 22:37:33