Locale-Sensitive JavaScript Method
date.toDateString();
Internationalization (I18n) Method Overview
The toDateString method returns the date part of the date object formatted in U.S. English.
For example:
var date = new Date();
var result = date.toDateString();
The result is:
result: Wed Sep 17 2014
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here (MDN) for additional details.
I18n Issues
Whether or not calling toDateString is an i18n issue is dependent on how it is being used in the application. If the date string is not to
be displayed in the UI, then there is no need to change it in an internationalized application. However, if you do want to format the date based on the preferred
format of the application's locale, then you will need to replace this method call.
Suggested Replacement
To format the date based on locale, call one of the following methods:
toLocaleDateString
toLocaleString
toLocaleTimeString
Globalyzer will detect this method and report it as an i18n issue. If you have determined that the call is being handled correctly, you can
use Globalyzer's Ignore Comment
functionality to ensure that it isn't picked up in a subsequent scan.
Locale-Sensitive JavaScript Methods
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