jquery - How do I format a Microsoft JSON date? -

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i'm taking first crack @ ajax jquery. i'm getting data onto page, i'm having trouble json data returned date data types. basically, i'm getting string looks this:

/date(1224043200000)/

from totally new json - how format short date format? should handled somewhere in jquery code? i've tried jquery.ui.datepicker plugin using $.datepicker.formatdate() without success.

fyi: here's solution came using combination of answers here:

function getmismatch(id) {   $.getjson("main.aspx?callback=getmismatch",     { mismatchid: id },      function (result) {       $("#authmerchid").text(result.authorizationmerchantid);       $("#sttlmerchid").text(result.settlementmerchantid);       $("#createdate").text(formatjsondate(date(result.appenddts)));       $("#expiredate").text(formatjsondate(date(result.expiresdts)));       $("#lastupdate").text(formatjsondate(date(result.lastupdatedts)));       $("#lastupdatedby").text(result.lastupdatent);       $("#processin").text(result.processin);     }   );    return false; }  function formatjsondate(jsondate) {   var newdate = dateformat(jsondate, "mm/dd/yyyy");   return newdate; }

this solution got object callback method , displayed dates on page using date format library.

eval not necessary. work fine:

var date = new date(parseint(jsondate.substr(6)));

the substr function takes out "/date(" part, , parseint function gets integer , ignores ")/" @ end. resulting number passed date constructor.

edit: have intentionally left out radix (the 2nd argument parseint); see my comment below. also, agree rory's comment: iso-8601 dates preferred on old format -- format shouldn't used new development. see excellent json.net library great alternative serializes dates using iso-8601 format.

for iso-8601 formatted json dates, pass string date constructor:

var date = new date(jsondate); //no ugly parsing needed; full timezone support

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