Since I’m using this to create file and folder names you can’t have slashes and colons etc.
The %Date% variable will give you “Fri ”. The %Time% variable in a batch file will give you a time like 18:55:30.32 I’ll explain why it looks more complicated than you (and I) might have thought it should be afterwards. The first part is the year then month then date followed by an underscore the hour then minutes then seconds.įor the impatient out there here is the final code I use to get this date and time stamp: What I wanted to end up with is something like 20110211_185530.zip. One of the things that’s given me troubles is using dates and times to add to folders or file names to help with organizing. My conclusion is that you should use input type=text, with pattern attribute and with some JavaScript that checks the input for correctness on browsers that do not support the pattern attribute natively.I’ve lately been using batch files more and more to do backups and other things. It’s quite possible that the user has to type 12.30 (with a period) and not 12:30, when the browser locale uses “.” as a separator in times. And placeholder="hrs:mins", if it were implemented, would be potentially misleading. Note that pattern and placeholder attributes are not allowed in input type=time. (Except possibly added clarifications to the text, making this behavior described as intended.)
This is intentional the problem has been raised in HTML5 discussions several times, with the same outcome: no change. Thus, input type=time are based on an idea of localization that takes it all out of the hands of the page author. For example, using a Finnish-language version of Chrome, I see the widget as using the standard 24-hour clock. So independently of the language of the surrounding content, the presentation varies by the language of the browser, the language of the underlying operating system, or the system-wide locale settings (depending on browser).
But this really means using a widget where time presentation follows the rules of the browser’s locale. By HTML5 drafts, input type=time creates a control for time of the day input, expected to be implemented using “the user’s preferred presentation”.
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