In Safari, .convert() generates an Invalid date in certain scenarios when converting from a string date to a Date() object.

[cssquirrel]

How to reproduce:

While using Safari, perform a conversion using:

OrcDate.convert('2012-07-24', 'YYYY-MM-DD', 'Date');

The object returned will be an "Invalid Date".

[cssquirrel]

The reason for this turns out to be an issue with the converter transforming the string values into numbers before plugging them into the conversion for a Date() object, in cases where the value for a month or day is less than 10.

Safari is expecting values of 'YYYY-MM-DD' with leading zeros when using new Date('2012-07-24'). Without leading zeros (e.g. new Date('2012-7-24')), a less than 10 value on month or day passes in Firefox but generates an error in Safari.

[PeteDuncanson]

Can we have a test created for that to stop any regressions.