On Thu, 2007-03-15 at 06:51 +0000, mralokkp wrote:
> Kindly execute the code that i wish to do from django it self
>
>
>
> # Simplyfied date format change that I wish to use in django
> import datetime
> t = datetime.date.today()
> print t.strftime("%Y,%m,%d")
> print "My Required Date Format is "
> print t.strftime("%d,%m,%Y")
>
> Can't i call this program to django to change the date format. if yes
> then let me know.
Yes, you use the date filter in the template to do this. The error you
were seeing said you were not applying that filter to a date or datetime
variable, though. To work out why the variable does not contain what you
think, it might help to trim down your example as I suggested before.
That way you could post exactly what you are doing and it will only be a
few lines long.
Malcolm
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