Hi,
i have a litte problem to insert my german dateformat into my SQL-Database, because I must convert it to ISO-Format. I try
datum=_.DateTime (wiedervorlage).ISO())
but day and month ar interchanged.
That's why it is called ISO format which is defined in the way you see it.
No. this is not the Problem. '1.3.2005' (D/M/Y) ist converted to '2005-01-03' but for germany '2005-03-01' is correct.
So the ISO function is working fine, but it mis-interprets your D/M/Y input as M/D/Y - e.g. it thinks it is a US format date.
Yes, that's my problem.
How can I convert my datestring '1.3.2005' to '2005-03-01'?
Look at the DateTime API -> somedate.strftime(formatstring)
I know this function but my problem is to get "somedate" from my german formated (D/M/Y) datestring.
Where does this string originate?
From my html-form entered by users.