Try @Weekday(@Today()) 

 

@Functions in SSJS require the brackets. 

OK, so that works on both client and browser,  my fault there (thought it might be)

 

The SSJS still doesn't work - gives me 6 on the client for @Weekday(nDate.getDateOnly()), and 3 on the web. Can you try this and see if it's the same for you?

Cheers

OK, having more problems with a NotesDateTime object on the client in xpages

 

A field with:

var nDate:NotesDateTime = session.createDateTime("Today");

@Year(nDate.getDateOnly());

returns different values in the web and client - 2011 on the web, and 2013 on the client

 

My PC definitely has the correct time settings by the way.

 

Again, would be useful if anyone can confirm this

 Dan,

 

I tested your code and I get exactly the same result - 3 in the browser, 6 in the Note client. 

According to IBM, @Year and other similar functions require a javascript date as the argument in xPages. The fact that it works in the web with notesdatetime.dateOnly is actually unexpected.

 

They didn't know of a way to get the year value from a NotesDateTime object in xPages, so gonna have to use a bit of a mixture I think