Hi Biagio

Is the generated format valid? Is our source a RSS feed, or?

If it's like <pubDate>Wed, 02 Oct 2002 08:00:00 EST</pubDate>

Then it should be fairly simple to get "02 Oct 2002" by using the substring function of XSLT like this

<xsl:value-of select="substring('Wed, 02 Oct 2002 08:00:00 EST','6','17')" />

This should return only the date part.

Hope this helps.

/Jan

Hi,

yes is a valid format, see here: http://www.eco-newsperiodico.com/ ( meteo section ).

I need only time part.

Thanks

Hi Biagio

Ok, if you only need the time part the concept is the same but you should change the start and end points so the substring starts at 18 and ends at 29 (26 if you want to omit the EST part for instance).

Like this <xsl:value-of select="'Wed, 02 Oct 2002 08:00:00 EST','18','29'" />

Hope this helps.

/Jan

Hi, Jan,

thank you. I'll try.

Hi Biagio

Did you succeed with this? :)

/Jan

Hi Jan,

yes and no...I' ve made this:

<xsl:variable name="parteGiorno" select="substring($DataPub,'23','2')"/> --> I get "am" or "pm"

<xsl:variable name="oraAlbaSplitted" select="umbraco.library:Split($AstroSunRise, ':')"/>

<xsl:variable name="oraAlba" select="$oraAlbaSplitted//value" />

So, in the oraAlba, I've the hour value and hour+"am" or "pm", I've know if I'm in the morning or in the afternoon...

Have you a simpler solution?

Bye and Happy New Year!

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