JS Timestamp converted to date format

This can be used when the Php+mssql (date type is datetime) +ajax, JS need to convert the timestamp to a normal format, the general situation may not be used

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1. <script>
2. function Getlocaltime (NS) {
3. return new Date (parseint (NS) *). toLocaleString (). replace (/:\d{1,2}$/,");
4. }
5. Alert (Getlocaltime (1293072805));
6. </script>

Pop-up: December 23, 2010 10:53

You can also use:

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1. <script>
2. function Getlocaltime (NS) {
3. return new Date (parseint (NS) *). toLocaleString (). SUBSTR (0,17)}
4. Alert (Getlocaltime (1293072805));
5. </script>

If you want to pop up: 2010-10-20 10:00:00 This format is done

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1. <script>
2. function Getlocaltime (NS) {
3. return new Date (parseint (NS) *). toLocaleString (). Replace (/year | month/g, "-"). Replace (/day/g, "");
4. }
5. Alert (Getlocaltime (1177824835));
6. </script>

In addition, I also took a look at some of the other sites of the East, as follows:

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2. function FormatDate (now) {
4. var year=now.getyear ();
6. var month=now.getmonth () +1;
8. var date=now.      GetDate ();
10. var hour=now.gethours ();
12. var minute=now.getminutes ();
14. var second=now.getseconds ();
16. return year+"-" +month+"-" +date+"" +hour+":" +minute+":" +second;
18. }
22. var d=new Date (1230999938);
24. Alert (FormatDate (d));

The special mention is:

The numbers from MySQL could be strings, and the numbers would have to be *1000, because JS is used in milliseconds!!!!! I have the following:

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1. var time_num = $ ("date", message). text ();
2. var time_num = parseint (time_num); //Pass back a string
3. var d = new Date (time_num*1000); //This is important to *1000
4. var temp_time = formatdate (d);

The first example is more regular, and what is the case?