Sorry, this is Enterprise. The scripting is different than Express.

In UCCE an example of date formula is (when used within an "if" node)

date()=date(2010,12,27)

so it is

date()=date(YYYY,MM,DD)

so today would be - date()=date(2010,07,07)

with multiple dates

(date()=date(YYYY,MM,DD))||(date()=date(YYYY,MM,DD)

Regards

Duncan

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Where does it check for the formating? I currently have it as date(05/31/2010) opposed to date()=date(2010,5,31) as you are suggesting.

Not sure I understand the question.

But the difference between our statements is that you use / to separate the date sections.

You use date(05/31/2010)

I use date(2010,5,31)

The help section in UCCE states

"Note: Do not use the slash  (/) character in defining a date function. Because it is the division operator,  the function would not return the results you are looking for. You could enclose  the argument within a string----but the preferred format is: . "

For me the only one that has worked is date(2010,5,31).

It is easy to test. Knock up a simple admin script (start node, if node and two end nodes) and populate the IF node with my date format.

Remember my formula in the IF node , date()=date(2010,5,31) , is asking if today's date is 31/05/2010. You need the "date()=" at the beginning to specify today's date.

Hope this helps.

Regards

Duncan

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