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Tag: timezone

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

Adding dynamic date to a static webpage

I want my static webpage timezone needs to be relative to CST, so if client(CST) open this file it should show CST date and Myself(IST) if I open this also it should show only the CST, could anyone please help me on this HTML file- JS file- Answer You shouldn’t try to assemble a date string yourself. Both the names

Javascript countdown timer timezone problem

is it possible to have the countdown timer same for all people regardless of their timezone, when i put a date now the timer will show different depending on the timezone, and i want them to sync up so everyone get the same time, because now the “DONE” will display at different times depending on the country. heres the code

Using setUTChours to handle user timezone difference

I’m trying to create a simple piece of javascript that will set my opening hours via setUTC, and then pass through a users time accessing a page and declare whether they’re accessing it in my opening or closing hours. When I run this attached to my page, I’m constantly getting the message ‘I’m not currently available’. var currentDate = new

Timezone sensitive date comparisons in Javascript

I’m determining the difference between two calendar dates in Javascript in an Ember app. I’m currently using date-fns’s differenceInCalendarDays. Now that mostly provides the desired results, the only issue is that I need to handle calculating the difference between 2 dates that is sensitive to a timezone (not the local timezone to the browser). As far as I’m aware JS

Why So Many IANA Time Zones Names?

Javascript allows you to see what time it is in another timezone if you specify the IANA given name of that timezone. For example: Below you can see that IANA provides multiple names within each general timezone: Why is that necessary? For example, both America/Detroit and America/New_York are (generally) in the Eastern Time Zone. Why don’t these two locations share

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