I was looking at the date/time variables and noticed that VisualCron has the ability to do Julian dates. When I looked at the "{DATEFORMAT(JulianDay)}" results in the "Variables" popup window it displayed "310" which is yesterday. Could the problem be due to the fact that 2008 is a leap year? I am using version 4.9.3 and I reviewed the change log to see if any updates were made to the function since then but I didn't see any.

Does anyone else have this problem?

Thanks for notifying us. We will look into this today and get back here.

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I just noticed that I didn't mention the other function "{DATEFORMAT(JulianYearDay)}" is displaying incorrectly as well although I'm sure you were going to investigate both. Just wanted to mention it as well so it doesn't get missed!

Which is the current JulianYearDay?

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The Julian date for November 6, 2008 is 311 so function "{DATEFORMAT(JulianYearDay)}" should return "08311" and function "{DATEFORMAT(JulianDay)}" should return "311".

Thanks, we just needed confirmation. We will make that change.

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Can you please download the latest 4.9.35 from our site http://www.visualcron.com/download.php 

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I am downloading it right now. I'm not sure when I'll have time to install it (hopefully later this week) but I will post another message and let you know if it looks okay. Thanks for your help with this!

I just finished the installation and the Julian dates look fine now. The new interface looks great as well! Thanks for your help!

Thanks for the feedback!

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