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hi to all regex master out there, I know you have a work around with regards to my problem. hehe
02-May-2011
or
22-May-2011
or
2-May-2011
(dd-MMM-yyyy)
with yyyy not accepting any other characters than digit
That’s assuming that the month is a 3-letter version: eg, Jan, Feb, Mar.
Updated version to match the changes to the question:
As has been mentioned, this won’t actually validate the date, it’ll just validate that the string matches the format of: 1 or 2 numbers, a dash, 3 letters, a dash, 4 numbers.