I am using the following code to get a datetime at a specified time zone. The date and time is returned correctly except for the the time zone offset. Ex: in the below snippet it returns time zone offset (GMT+2) instead of the desired one (GMT+5 at New Delhi) How to fix it to return the same offset as the
Tag: date
When formatting date object – does it matter that the T and the 000Z will be removed when storing to db?
Sorry if its a very basic question but I dont understand the following: When I format the Date object (no matter what library I used), I get a string. Even if I turn it back into an object it, the T and 000Z will never be there anymore. Do I just ignore that (seems like it as any library or
Calculate Price Depending on Season (Dates) in JavaScript
we would like to calculate seasonal prices based on Months via JavaScript. Expected Return will be array with following details. It may continue as Days from July, Days from August, Days from September trincot’s answer is pretty nice idea but not arranged for this. Is it possible to extend the code as expected array? Thank you from advance. Answer As
Creating date range for each loop in a date object array in js
I am currently working on a dropdown filter that lets the user choose between a period of time in where he can select either daily, weekly, monthly and yearly. I manage to create the daily filter but on the weekly, monthly and yearly bases I am having issues with the start and end date that I need to consider each
Add minutes and hours to string moment js
input – 15:30 output – 17:10 I try to do this: but it doesn’t work, moment says “invalid date” Answer First of all you need to parse the string data, we know we’re using a valid hour. You can use a second parameter in the moment function, something like this: You simply need to know what format to convert your
Date.getTime() in Next.js returns weird numbers
I am trying to make a page transition in Next.js. As the transition is slower than the page load, I need to calculate the missing time for the animation to finish. The transition should last at least 2 seconds, 1s for a fade in of the loading screen, 500ms so that the loading screen stays a little, and 500ms for
Converting date from one timezone to other timezone using ISO date string
I want to convert a date(10/14/2022 8:04 PM) from America/New_York timezone to Asia/Tokyo’timezone as shown below. I have used ISO format with ‘Asia/Tokyo’ timezone. But I am getting one hour less after conversion because 08:04:00 p.m. Friday October 14, 2022 in America/New_York converts to 09:04:00 a.m. Saturday October 15, 2022 in Asia/Tokyo. Even for other timeZone I have also tried
Collecting random year from Random Date
So I have generated a random date from two dates Now I need to collect the year of the random date generated with the code: var yearOfInterest = dateOfInterest.getFullYear(); This does not work. I would appreciate the assistance. Thank you. Answer A function definition does not need the var, just assign the function itself, then call it to receive the
JavaScript Date setTime one liner [closed]
Closed. This question needs debugging details. It is not currently accepting answers. Edit the question to include desired behavior, a specific problem or error, and the shortest code necessary to reproduce the problem. This will help others answer the question. Closed 5 months ago. Improve this question Real simple question! I’m trying to create a google chart using datetime objects,
Convert a list of objects with a range of minutes to an hourly list
I have a list with minute blocks objects, it contains the start and end hour/minute, according to this I must build a new list of blocks by hour and minutes occupied. Always in the same range below one hour, for this example only 30 minutes, and they cannot overlap. Example of minute block (30-minute block starting at 00:00 and ending