Date within a Financial year

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Hi,

Can anybody tell me how to check a date within a Financial year using javascript ?? Suppose I want to validate the date 05/06/2008 within a Fin yr 2008-09.How to go for it ??

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Subject: Date within a Financial year

I had two fields for date OrderedDate filed and Expected Date Field

the Code take care of following things

date formatt (DD/MM/YYYY)

1 Ordered Date Should not be greater than Expected Date

2 Ordered Date Should not be Less than Current Date

3 There should be 1 Day of gap between OrderedDate and Expected Date

If u carefully go through a code u ll come to know everythng its really simple

// Date Validations started

var dtS = document.forms[0].OrderedDate.value;

var dtE = document.forms[0].ExpectedOn.value;

//Storing year // MM//DD of start Date

var dtSlength = parseInt(dtS.length);

var Syyyy = dtS.substring(6, dtSlength);

var Smm = dtS.substring(3,5);

var Sdd = dtS.substring(0,2);

//Storing year // MM//DD of End Date

var dtElength = parseInt(dtE.length);

var Eyyyy = dtE.substring(6, dtElength);

var Emm = dtE.substring(3,5);

var Edd = dtE.substring(0,2);

//current dates

var thisdate = new Date();

var currdate = thisdate.getDate();

var currMonth = thisdate.getMonth();

var currYear = thisdate.getYear();

var upMonth = parseInt(currMonth) +1 ;

//checking ordered date Vs Current Date

if((Syyyy<currYear) || ((Syyyy==currYear) && (Smm<upMonth)) || (((Syyyy==currYear) && (Smm==upMonth)) && (Sdd<currdate)))

{

alert(“Ordered Date should not be less than current date”);

return false;

}

// checking Ordered Date Vs Expected Date

if(Eyyyy < Syyyy)

{

alert(“Invalid Expected Date Year”)

return false;

}

if((Emm < Smm) && (Eyyyy <=Syyyy))

{

alert(“Invalid Expencted Date Month”);

return false

}

if((Edd< Sdd) && ((Eyyyy <= Syyyy) && (Emm<=Smm)))

{

alert(“Invalid Expected Date”);

return false;

}

if((Edd==Sdd) && ((Eyyyy <= Syyyy) && (Emm<=Smm)))

{

alert(“Expected date should have atlease 1 day of difference”);

return false;

}

}