I'm working on a page with two dates displayed in two textfialds (startDate and endDate). User enters them from js calendar. After that, and before db search, dates have to be validated - startDate > today endDate > startDate startDate <> endDate I written function as below: function search() { valid = true; var startdate = new Date(form.datum1.value) var enddate = new Date(form.datum2.value) var today = new Date () if (today > startdate) { alert ('Please, enter correct "Date from" !'); datum1.focus(); return false; } if (startdate == enddate) { alert ('Please, enter correct "Date to" !'); datum2.focus(); return false; } if (startdate > enddate) { alert ('Please, enter correct "Date to" !'); datum2.focus(); return false; } else form.action = "rezultati-rez.asp" method = "POST" form.submit() } It work OK only for third case, and not for other two. Does anybody have solution ?
I don't think you can create Date object like that. You need to first create the date object and then set the date. For example var myDate=new Date() myDate.setFullYear(2010, 0, 14) var today = new Date() if (myDate>today) alert("Today is before 14th January 2010") else alert("Today is after 14th January 2010") Code (markup): Also why are you checking (startdate >= enddate) and (startdate > enddate) separately when you can have the same result by using (startdate >= enddate)