What is wrong with this code? (returns text date)

[juliushg]

The objective is to return the value of FechaTexto in the format dd-mm-yyyy, in text, but no matter how I try, it keeps returning "15-1-2013" instead of "15-01-2013". Help, please.

function ObtieneJornada(){
var dateObject = new Date();
var WorkingDate = new Date();
var laHora = dateObject.getHours();
var DiaTexto = new String();
var MesTexto1 = new String();
var MesTexto = new String();
var AnioTexto = new String();
var DiaNum = new Number();
var MesNum = new Number();
var AnioNum = new Number();
if (laHora < 9){
WorkingDate.setDate(dateObject.getDate()-1);
}
DiaNum = WorkingDate.getDate();
MesNum =  WorkingDate.getMonth()+1;
AnioNum = WorkingDate.getFullYear();
DiaTexto = DiaNum.toString();
MesTexto1 = MesNum.toString();
AnioTexto = AnioNum.toString();
if (MesTexto1.lenght==1){
MesTexto="0"+MesTexto1;
}
else{
MesTexto=MesTexto1;
}
alert(MesTexto);
var FechaTexto=DiaTexto.concat("-",MesTexto,"-",AnioTexto);
return FechaTexto;
}

[xelawho]

if (MesTexto1.lenght==1){

looks to me like should be

if (MesTexto1.length==1){

(me parece que los Latinos siempre tienen problemas con el "th" en inglés)

[Philip M]

if (MesTexto1.lenght==1){

spelling error!

But better is

if (MesTextto1 < 10) {MesTextto1 = "0" + MesTextrto1}

var DiaTexto = new String();
var MesTexto1 = new String();
var MesTexto = new String();
var AnioTexto = new String();
var DiaNum = new Number();
var MesNum = new Number();
var AnioNum = new Number();

All that is quite unnecessary and redundant. Just declare your variables as e.g.
var MesNum = WorkingDate.getMonth()+1;

[juliushg]

Oh! my bad! I don't have problems with the "th" in english when applied to numbers (fourth, fifth, etc.) it's only with length that sometimes I mispell as lenght.

Thank you, I will implement the improvements.