Clock format in javascript

Question

In my javascript iam using the GetHour and GetMinutes functions. For example, the current time is 2:03. If in this case I use GetHour (), it returns 2.Instead do I need 02.Can I help someone?

Answer 1

var hour = GetHour() < 10 ? '0' + GetHour() : GetHour(); 

Answer 2

 var d,h d = new Date() h = (h = d.getHours()) < 10 ? '0' + h : h 

Answer 3

The obvious answer is to use the IF statement ...

 var dat = new Date(); var hr = dat.getHour(); if(hr < 10) { hr = "0" + hr; } 

Answer 4

You can always just do

 var time = new Date(); ('0' + time.getDate()).slice(-2) 

Answer 5

There is no function for this. To add a lead of 0:

use the following:

 var date = new Date(); var hours = new String(date.getHours()); if (hours.length == 1) { hours = "0" + hours; } 

Answer 6

There is a javascript library that looks like it will handle all kinds of date conversions, including formatting dates, so the month is always two digits.

Answer 7

If you are using the Prototype framework, toPaddedString which does this.

 a = 2; a.toPaddedString(2) // results in "02"