DATES SOLVED: After reading Item date that is parse-able by js, and then reading the URL that playful gives there in his initial post, I realised, with some embarrassment, that the "awkward" form of the date conforms to the ECMA standard and can be read in directly by the Date object. I then added, immediately after line 92, the following lines:
FileDate = new Date (results[config.columns[3].name])
TheText = new String ("")
if (FileDate.getDate()<10)
TheText += 0
TheText += FileDate.getDate() + "/"
if (FileDate.getMonth()<9)
TheText += 0
TheText += 1 + FileDate.getMonth() + "/"
TempYear = new String (FileDate.getYear())
TheText += TempYear.substr(2,2) + " "
if (FileDate.getHours()<10)
TheText += 0
TheText += FileDate.getHours() + ":"
if (FileDate.getMinutes()<10)
TheText += 0
TheText += FileDate.getMinutes()
results[config.columns[3].name] = TheText
The result is that the dates now have the desired form 01/06/14 09:19.
Wowbagger, I am a complete beginner with JScript and with objects, and that's the best I can do for now (in particular, I've ignored the date object provided by DOpus), so I won't presume to attempt any update of the script. Also, you may want to add into "Configure" some option to format the date according to the Windows Default.
I still have no idea what is going on with my third and fourth comments in the previous posts.