更新时间:2023-11-07 18:47:22
var year ='2013';
var month ='04';
var day ='18';
var hours ='12';
var min ='35';
var reserv = new Date(year,month,day,hour,min)
console.log(reserv);
您可能希望通过检查当前日期为自己获取的年,月和日值。这纯粹是为了显示如何将字符串转换为日期。
使用 reserv.getTime()
转换到毫秒的时间,因此能够比较两次;
reserv.getTime() - reserv2.getTime()
有关详细信息,请查看 MDN 。
My friend and I are doing a school project; the task is to make a room-reservation-site. This is our first year trying JavaScript, and we want a string to be formatted into time (h:m). The user of our room-reservation-site can choose what time of the day he/she wants the room, and the output is: H:m (24hour-clock:minutes). For example 12:15.
Therefor my question is: Is there possible to convert this string (h:m) into time, and easily check if the user typed more than 30minutes of booking-time? So we can for example say:
if(start_of_reservation < start_of_reservation(+30minutes)){
alert("You need to book a room atleast 30minutes"); }
else if(start_of_reservation > start_of_reservation(+6hours)){
alert("You can't book a room longer than 6 hours"); }
else {
// moving on..
}
var year = '2013';
var month = '04';
var day = '18';
var hour = '12';
var min = '35';
var reserv = new Date(year,month,day,hour,min)
console.log(reserv);
Those year, month and day values you might want to fetch for yourselves by checking the current date. This is purely to show how to convert the string into a date.
Use reserv.getTime()
to convert to milliseconds time and thus being able to compare two times;
reserv.getTime() - reserv2.getTime()
For more information, check the MDN.