Why is it that in javascript I create a new date object mydate = new Date(\'2011-10-03\'); and it prints as October 2nd? Sun Oct 02 2011 18:00:00 GMT-0600 (MDT)
I\'m have a bit of a problem with serializing TimeZoneInfo object. I was trying to use TimeZoneInfo variable in data contract for WCF service but the serialization was failing. So i wrote this little
I have my server hosted in US and i want my php script to follow uk t开发者_如何学Cimezone , so what i did is i changed the timezone by using php timezone function desscribed below
I want to convert this GMT time stamp to GMT+13: 2011-10-06 03:35:05 I have tried about 100 different combinations of DateFormat, TimeZone, Date, GregorianCalendar etc. to try to do this VERY basic t
I need to add time zone in view. dynamic viewData = new ExpandoObject(); 开发者_开发百科viewData.TimeZones = from p in TimeZoneInfo.GetSystemTimeZones()
Is there some way to tell Javascript that it should never use anything but the UTC timezone? When I create a new Date object, it gets my browsers timezone, but this will muck up when transporting via
In R, I have a bunch of datetime values that I measure in GMT.I keep running into accidents where some function or another loses the timezone on my values, or even loses the class name.Even on functio
I have made an ICS feed containing a long list of events. My timezone does not seem to work. In the sample below you see that my event should start 07:55:00 and end 09:30:00. This is what it should s
Some of us are unable to store and work with time in UTC because of compatibility issues with existing data or legacy/connected systems th开发者_如何学Pythonat are purely accessed locally and non-time
In my Rails (3.0) application, I use timezones using the helper time_zone_select(). It generates timezone names like \"(GMT+01:00) Paris\"...
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