I have an input with a DateTime.
Looking at raw source, what comes down is correct
6/23/2020 9:00:00 AM
In the createoredit.js, there is:
$('.date-picker').datetimepicker({
locale: abp.localization.currentLanguage.name,
format: 'L'
});
by default.
If I set format to 'L LT' is displays correctly.
If I set format to LT, it changes the time to "6:00 AM".
The only way I can get the correct time to show is to format my DateTime with .ToString("t")
Is this something I'm doing wrong?
Thanks for any advice.
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For what it's worth - here's how I'm having to address it:
$('.date-picker').each(function (i, e) { $(e).val(moment($(e)[0].defaultValue).format("HH:mm A")); })Is this the normal way it's handled?
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Hi,
Could you check the value of
moment().tz()by executing it on the browser console ? If you are using TimeZones, moment might be changing your date to active timezone. -
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I did - It is correct, both the IANA and TimeZoneInfo.
Like I said, If I change the formatting to include the date along with it, it shows the correct time (format: 'L LT').
But if I use only LT, the value is incorrect. It's 6:00 AM regardless of what the value in the input field is (I should clarrify - regardless of the input value. I haven't tested this by changing my local timezone.)
In the cshtml, if I formatted the datetime to "t" (putting only the time in the input value) it would show the correct time.
Right now - I'm having to set that value via the above; which is fine - but not expected.
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Of note - my local time zone is CST, which is -6 hours offset from UTC, yet it's showing 6 AM. We're in Daylight savings, so currently it's -5 hours.
If it were somehow parsing incorrectly, and getting midnight UTC, you'd think it'd get 7PM or 6PM.
I'll test this further and see where 6:00 AM is coming from.
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Hi @marble68
Could you also share how do you set the value of datet picker ? So we can also test it.
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Certainly.
On my viewModel, I have something like: public DateTime SundayStartUTC { get; set; }
In the view, I set it as follows:
<div class="form-group position-relative"> <label for="CompanyDefault_SundayStartUTC">@L("SundayStartUTC")</label> <input class="form-control m-input date-picker" id="CompanyDefault_SundayStartUTC" type="text" name="sundayStartUTC" value="@Model.CompanyDefault.SundayStartUTC" /> </div>In javascript, I set it as such:
$('.date-picker').datetimepicker({ locale: abp.localization.currentLanguage.name, format: 'LT' });I'm doing anything too crazy, I don't think?
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Quick update - I've think I've addressed this by using .ToString("s") for these fields.
It appears moment's parsing is to blame.
I'll let you know.
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@marble68 Thanks, I will also try to find the problem.
