3.12.5Framework.FormatDate()

FormatDate() formats a date, by default in the format yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss

Parameter	Description
datetime	Date/time to format. Although the framework's standard representation of date/times is milliseconds, you are allowed to pass a Javascript Date object into this function.
options	Options for formatting the date

The possible options for FormatDate() are as follows:

Option	Description
format	String describing the format for the date. If omitted, or none of the items below, then the format is yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss. "dateonly": formats as yyyy/mm/dd, i.e. no time component "yyyymm": formats as yyyy/mm, i.e. no day or time "timeonly": formats as hh:mm:ss, i.e. no date component "timehhmm": formats as hh:mm, i.e. no date component and no seconds "datehhmm": formats as yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm, i.e. a full date-time, but without the seconds "textdate": language specific, but in English formats as dddd d mmmm yyyy, e.g. Saturday 12 December 2020 (no time component)
localtime	By default, FormatDate() uses the UTC properties of the date: getUTCHours(), getUTCMonth() etc. Setting localtime:true tells it instead to use getHours(), getMonth() etc - which therefore converts the date/time from UTC to the user's local time zone
date_separator	Can be used to override the separator between the parts of the date. Defaults to /
time_separator	Can be used to override the separator between the parts of the time. Defaults to :