I have a date/time string开发者_运维问答 that looks like the following: Wed Sep 21 2011 12:35 PM Pacific
I have a timestamp with timezone information in string format and I would like to convert this to display the correct date/time using my local timezone. So for eg... I have
Using javascript I know that my users timezone is UTC +3. Now I want to create DateTime object with this knowledge:
I have a question about dealing with date & time in my web application. The application will sell monthly subscriptions. It shows dates only when clients buy and cancel subscriptions. Clients can
So I have a select element with options of different timezones, see the exampel below. <option value=\"2.0\">(GMT +2:00) Kaliningrad, South Africa</option>
I\'m trying to get the UTC offset in seconds in android. Since the emulator keeps returning 0, I can\'t tell if I\'m doing this correctly or not.
This question already has answers here: Closed 10 years ago. Possible Duplicate: How to sync a javascript countdown with server time
I\'m developing an RCP application that uses the Eclipse Log view. All the messages logged have the TimeZone set to system current time.
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