I am confused why the difference between these two dates has a default of 8 hours? I am expecting a result something like 00:12:32 at least in my case from the time I posted this. Right now, in the result, the hour has a default of 8. Answer I cannot tell you but it is another reason for not using
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Wrong Time Zone Offset Returned by Javascript Date object
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
How to make a date given a utc offset in minutes using php?
I use this method using js on the frontend to get the utc offset in minutes. It gives me a result like -300 for UTC+500 Now how do I make the date in php using this offset? More specifically, how do I convert this offset to something acceptable by a solution like this: Do I have to manually get my
Subtract days from a Date using Script Mediator in WSO2
I want to subtract 365 days(1 year) from a Date which is in the below format using a script mediator and get the resultant Date in the same format. Following is the code I’ve tried: But it prints Expected Date Or is it possible to achieve this without using Script Mediator? What else can I try apart from using a
Convert Epoch timestamp to ISO in javascript
I have a function in Java to convert an Epoch date to ISO 8601, but I’ve come across the need to do it in Javascript. I have it somewhat working in JS but it needs to be localized to the timezone. Java version: Param1: -157737600000 Param2: PST Output: 1965-01-01T00:00:00-08 My attempt in Javascript: Essentially I want the same thing that’s
Convert date with forward slashes and partial time to Javascript date time
I have a date in a string format that looks like so: … and I want to change it to a valid Javascript date and time. I’ve tried changing the forward slashes to ‘-‘ with this code: but it returns ’31-07-2022 16:00’ which is still an invalid date time. How can I convert this into a valid Date and Time
How to add Current Date and Time into Table?
how can I add the current date and time with this format: 2022-07-17 17:50:20? I already managed it with an input value but I need the current time. Answer You should use built-in Date object in Javascript, like this: By the way, I suggest you make all your vars into lets as that’s the current standard. There’s a very fine
Dates stuck in month loops
The dates go to one month either side and then get stuck in loops. Starting in June, it will go fine to end of July, or start of May, but then loop back to the end/start of those months instead of going further. globalDate is a React state defined const [globalDate, setGlobalDate] = useState(new Date()); Code Snippet: Full page source
Given a date, how can I get the previous Monday in UTC format regardless of time zone?
I am given a unix timestamp like this: 1655402413 and am needing to find find the midnight of the Monday (in UTC/GMT format) of the same week, regardless of what day it is or what time zone. I then need to represent that Monday as a unix timestamp and return it. The function I have is as follows: That function
Sorting date by date and month excluding an year in typescript [closed]
Closed. This question needs details or clarity. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Add details and clarify the problem by editing this post. Closed 8 months ago. Improve this question I need to sort an array having date and month as input. ex: date = [“01-jun”,”2-may”,”23-apr”,”10-dec”]; Answer You can try it :