Just copy the method called “parseW3CDTF” from there which can be used in flash (flex not required if you don’t need all the other methods in that class)

works like a charm, thanks! I only set all functions to static, that way you save the line for creating an object that actually has no need to be created, I personally like that better.

Cheers!

Obviously if you replace those delimiters with a space then the 0,8 and 9,6 boundries will no longer work, so you can just change the boundries.

However, better solution is to simply remove any white space from val as well:

val = val.replace(/-|:|T|Z|\s/g, ”);

Then everything else works as is.

2009-11-24 11:11:10

Very similar to the extended pattern, so I modified the parseDateTime function to handle this as well:

#replace with a space (and trim if you want)
val = val.replace(/-|:|T|Z/g, ” “);

#stays the same
var date:Date = parseBasicDate(val.substr(0, 8));

#start at 9, not 8
date = parseBasicTime(val.substr(9, 6), date);

Thanks for the util.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/691342/how-to-parse-an-iso-formatted-date-in-flex-as3