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Hi,
I am using a date picker in my form and trying to get the date into the subject line.
I am wondering if it is possible to change the outputted date format.
Currently, I am using the {} around the field name in the subject line
e.g. {datepaymentreceived}
{datepaymentreceived}
but I am getting:
8\/14\/2016 12:00:00 AM
Is there a way to change the format? I would simply like to know if I can have it in month-day-year format without the \/ and without the time.
\/
Is this possible?
Thanks in advance,
AJS
Also, I have tried to use Angular JS (because that's what the form uses, right?), but to no avail...
{datepaymentreceived | date:'MM.dd.yyyy'} (doesn't work)
{datepaymentreceived | date:'MM.dd.yyyy'}
Hi AJS,
Did you manage to resolve this? I'm having a similar issue (I would like dd/mm/yyyy without the time) and I am looking for a solution.
Thanks Kerri
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Changing datepicker output in email subject line
Hi,
I am using a date picker in my form and trying to get the date into the subject line.
I am wondering if it is possible to change the outputted date format.
Currently, I am using the {} around the field name in the subject line
e.g.
{datepaymentreceived}
but I am getting:
Is there a way to change the format? I would simply like to know if I can have it in month-day-year format without the
\/
and without the time.Is this possible?
Thanks in advance,
AJS
Also, I have tried to use Angular JS (because that's what the form uses, right?), but to no avail...
{datepaymentreceived | date:'MM.dd.yyyy'}
(doesn't work)Hi AJS,
Did you manage to resolve this? I'm having a similar issue (I would like dd/mm/yyyy without the time) and I am looking for a solution.
Thanks Kerri
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