iphone - NSDate is not transformed correctly -


i trying transform datestring format. doing this.

nslog(@"datestring %@",_dayobject.p_date); nsdateformatter *dateformat = [[nsdateformatter alloc] init]; [dateformat setdateformat:@"yyyy-mm-dd"]; nsdate *date = [dateformat datefromstring:_dayobject.p_date]; nslog(@"date transformed %@",date); [dateformat setdateformat:@"eeee, dd/mm/yyyy"]; [dateformat settimezone:[nstimezone timezonewithabbreviation:@"gmt"]]; nsstring *datestr = [dateformat stringfromdate:date]; nslog(@"datestring after %@",datestr);

but nslogs

2013-04-18 08:43:36.181 mosaqua2[9629:907] datestring 2013-05-04 2013-04-18 08:43:36.184 mosaqua2[9629:907] date transformed 2013-01-03 23:00:00 +0000 2013-04-18 08:43:36.184 mosaqua2[9629:907] datestring after donderdag, 03/01/2013

what want 

saterday, 04/05/2013

can me ?

use bellow custom method convert date format ...

-(nsstring *)changedateformat:(nsstring*)stringdate dateformat:(nsstring*)dateformat getwithformat:(nsstring *)getwithformat{       nsdateformatter *dateformatter = [[[nsdateformatter alloc] init] autorelease];     [dateformatter setdateformat:dateformat];      nsdate *date = [dateformatter datefromstring:stringdate];      dateformatter = [[[nsdateformatter alloc] init] autorelease];     [dateformatter setdateformat:getwithformat];      nsstring *convertedstring = [dateformatter stringfromdate:date];     nslog(@"converted string : %@",convertedstring);     return convertedstring; }

and use bellow...

nsstring *strsdate = [self changedateformat:_dayobject.p_date dateformat:@"yyyy-mm-dd" getwithformat:@"eeee, dd/mm/yyyy"]; nslog(@"datestring after %@",strsdate);

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