Hi Niphlod,
Am building a one page Ajax app using dhtmlx and web2py as the backend
engine so for it's working excellent can share the code when done. So most
of the dhtmlx UI elements like talking in json. So I hv represented my
dates as "%d/%m/%Y" so the UI expects me to give back a date in that
stop right there, I see a lot of confusion going around :-P
unless in sqlite, where dates are stored as strings and parsed back,
datetimes in other engines are stored as datetimes (meaning, not strings).
the %Y-%m-%d notation is the ISO format (i.e. a default way to represent a
date as a string
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