Overview
This plug-in aims to eliminate the need for custom date and time calculation rules. It contains many functions for common date and time manipulation, with an emphasis on the Appian Date and Time data type. It uses Java's native Date and Calendar classes so it is fast and of minimal size. The functions are listed below and also covered in greater detail in the document included in the file download.
Hi Vinay,Try to put the date in american format, so if it validates it correctly: isvaliddate("06/30/2022")Greetings,
Héctor
Appian AppMarket Shawn BittingerIs there a plan to uplift the functions (tounixtimestamp & fromunixtimestamp) to support milliseconds too? -
Shawn Bittinger Is there a plan to uplift these functions to support milliseconds too?
Hi Shawn,
I see that isvaliddate() is not working as expected.
Throwing false when checking for isvaliddate("30/06/2022")...
Any specific thoughts which I need to consider here?
Appreciate your response.
Thanks,
Vinay
Hi Shawn, we have used this plugin in our application. In light of the recent discovery of vulnerabilities with log4j2, we would like to know if this plugin uses the affected version Log4j2, and if yes, would you release an updated version of this plugin to counter the exploit of vulnerability?