Applies to: Date Object
The toLocaleString method is use to converted a date to a string using the current locale.
Syntax
dateObj.toLocaleString( )
Return
Returns a string using the current locale format.
Example
The toLocaleString method returns a String object that contains the date written in the current locale's default format. The format of the return value depends on the current locale. For example, in the United States, toLocaleString may return "01/05/96 00:00:00" for January 5, but in Europe, it may return "05/01/96 00:00:00" for the same date, as European convention puts the day before the month.
The following example illustrates the use of the toLocaleString method:
d = new Date();
s = "Current setting is ";
s += d.toLocaleString();
document.write(s)
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See also: Date Object Methods |
