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AndySvk · 2007-09-28, 01:30 PM

I am not sure if the above answer would work .. I think it does not ..
cause dayName[now.getDay()+8] would look for an item in array with index 8+ and there are just 7 days (indexes 0-6) so it would produce an error ..

you can rather use this simple code

Code:

<script>

// current date
var now = new Date();

// our new date
var newDate = new Date();

// let's move 3 days to past
newDate.setDate(now.getDate()-3);

// now let's add 5 hours
newDate.setHours(now.getHours()+5);

// we can add 2 months as well
newDate.setMonth(now.getMonth()+2);

</script>

I think you get the point ...

2007-09-28, 01:30 PM	#3
AndySvk Internet! Is that thing still around? Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 5	I am not sure if the above answer would work .. I think it does not .. cause dayName[now.getDay()+8] would look for an item in array with index 8+ and there are just 7 days (indexes 0-6) so it would produce an error .. you can rather use this simple code Code: <script> // current date var now = new Date(); // our new date var newDate = new Date(); // let's move 3 days to past newDate.setDate(now.getDate()-3); // now let's add 5 hours newDate.setHours(now.getHours()+5); // we can add 2 months as well newDate.setMonth(now.getMonth()+2); </script> I think you get the point ...