Datechooser display current date in YYYY/MM/DD format on init

I have two date fields. I'd like one date chooser to display
the current date on creation complete and the other should display
the 30 days after the current date.
The format needs to be YYYY/MM/DD.
I'm currently getting a the current date in a var called
currentDate but it returns at 11 Dec 2008.
Thanks in advance.
I

Thanks,
I am using : <mx:DateField id="effective_date"
formatString="YYYY/MM/DD"
text="{dgMessages.selectedItem.effective_date}" showToday="true"
enabled="true"/>
so after the user chooses a dates everything is fine.
The customer wants todays date to already be populated in the
datefield when the application loads and that's where I have my
problem.
I get my current date:
var currentDate:Date = new Date();
but I need to format that date from 12 Dec 2008 to 12/12/2008
and create another date var called endDate adding 60 days.
I assume I must convert this vars to strings since I get an
error when attempting to display them in the datafield.
I hope I explained that well enough.

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