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edited Apr 7, 2017 at 16:51

You don't need to parse the date yourself; JavaScript will do it for you if you use the new Date constructor.

onclick="myfunction('{!c.ID}', 
                new Date('{!(c.Start_Date__c).format()}'), 
                '{!c.Reason__c}');"

You don't need to parse the date yourself; JavaScript will do it for you if you use the new Date constructor.

onclick="myfunction('{!c.ID}', 
                new Date('{!(c.Start_Date__c).format()}'), 
                '{!c.Reason__c}');"

You don't need to parse the date yourself; JavaScript will do it for you if you use the new Date constructor.

onclick="myfunction('{!c.ID}', new Date('{!c.Start_Date__c}'),  '{!c.Reason__c}');"

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created Apr 7, 2017 at 15:37

You don't need to parse the date yourself; JavaScript will do it for you if you use the new Date constructor.

onclick="myfunction('{!c.ID}', 
                new Date('{!(c.Start_Date__c).format()}'), 
                '{!c.Reason__c}');"