date - Use JavaScript to Parse Time -

This is probably something simple, but I have a little confused how to do this. Java Script, how can I parse only the time from the following date string:

  2009-12-06T17: 10: 00  

In other words With the above string, I want to output:

  5:10 PM  

Any guidance / tutorials on this would be great.

Chrome & amp; Firefox: Standard Javascript Date Constructor ISO 8601 takes the date string. For example:

var sampleDate = new date ("2010-03-07T02: 13: 46Z");

The date returns the item: "Sun March 07 2010 13:13:46 GMT + 1100 (Australian Eastern Daylight Time)" This does not work in IE (latest IE 9 Including:)

Here is a cross-browser solution by Paul Sowden:

  Date.prototype.setISO8601 = function (string) {var regexp = "([0- 9 ] {4}) (- ([0-9] {2}) (- ([0- 9] {2}) "+" (t ([0- 9] {2}): ([0- 9 ] {2}) (: ([0- 9] {2}) (\. ([0-9] +))? "+" (Zed (([- +]) ([0- 9] {2}): ([0- 9] {2})))))) "??? Var d = string.match (new regExp (regexp)); Var Offset = 0; Var Date = New Date (D [1], 0, 1); If (d [3]) {date.setMonth (d [3] - 1); } If (d [5]) {date.setDate (d [5]); } If (d [7]) {date.setHours (d [7]); } If (d [8]) {date.setMinutes (d [8]); } If (d [10]) {date.setSeconds (D [10]); } If (d [12]) {date.setMilliseconds (number ("0" + d [12]) * 1000); } If (d [14]) {offset = (number (d [16]) * 60) + number (d [17]); Offset * = ((D [15] == '-')? 1: -1); } Offset - = date.getTimezoneOffset (); Time = (number (date) + (offset * 60 * 1000)); This.setTime (number (time)); }  

Usage:

  var date = new date (); Date.setISO8601 ("2005-03-26T19: 51: 34Z");  

If you manipulate javascript from time to time, then I can also suggest some JS libraries to check. It handles some common things like date parsing, formatting and counting of differences between two dates and support for many localization.