Not Parsing Date Correctly (Leading 0s)

I was running into an issue on Firefox (possibly other browsers as well) where if the user entered a month or day with a leading 0 (such as “05”), the JS would then append another 0 to the beginning (making it “005”). This would cause the age verification to fail, even if the age entered was over the limit.

To fix this, I changed the parseDob function in the verifier.js file to the following:

    this.parseDob = function(){
      var wrapper = jQuery('#taseav-age-verify');
      var month = parseInt( wrapper.find('input[name="month"]').val() );
      var day = parseInt( wrapper.find('input[name="day"]').val() );
      var year = parseInt( wrapper.find('input[name="year"]').val() );
      if(month < 10){
        month = "0" + month;
      }
      if(day < 10){
        day = "0" + day;
      }
      return year + "-" + month + "-" + day;
    }

Posting this in case anyone else runs into this issue.