@CharlesApr 27.2003 — #[font=georgia]You'll find though, that it doesn't work. There is no [font=monospace]Date.toLocalString()[/font]; it's [font=monospace]Date.toString()[/font]. And JavaScript will call it as necessary. (See http://developer.netscape.com/docs/manuals/js/client/jsref/date.htm.) But you will not like the resulting string so you might want to overwrite the method to your liking. If you just want the date:[/font]
@CharlesApr 27.2003 — #[font=georgia]The really sad thing is that I double checked the documentation and ran your example on a few different browsers. I must have been having a very bad morning.[/font]
@CharlesApr 27.2003 — #[font=georgia]I think that I was having another bad morning. Thanks for catching my mistake. This, by the way, is why I refuse to offer back channel help.[/font]