Best regards,
Your Silverjuke-Team
Statistics: Posted by Service-Team — 7. May 09, 12:41
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SilverEagle wrote:
> How do I get a correct local time
> ...
Any input on this issue?
Regards,
SilverEagle
Statistics: Posted by SilverEagle — 7. May 09, 09:33
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Statistics: Posted by Frenchi — 16. Apr 09, 18:39
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One year later, 16:01 on the wallclock and in Windows (XP). But Silverjuke still thinks both new Date().getHours() and new Date().getUTCHours() are 14...
How do I get a correct local time with 16 hours? (And no, deactivating automatic summertime in XP is not an option
)SilverEagle
Statistics: Posted by SilverEagle — 16. Apr 09, 15:05
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regards,
Bert
Statistics: Posted by bertkessels — 14. Apr 08, 21:03
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thank you for your report, we will check this when we update the underlying JavaScript-engine in one of the next Silverjuke updates.
Best regards,
Your Silverjuke-Team
Statistics: Posted by Service-Team — 14. Apr 08, 10:24
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I switched the option off and getHours() now returns the local time correctly, getTimeZoneOffset() returns now -60 (minutes) which is correct. Is this a bug in Windows or in Silverjuke?
Statistics: Posted by bertkessels — 13. Apr 08, 22:09
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As I'm living in the Netherlands, this is 2 hours earlier than the local time (1 hour plus 1 hour for daylight saving). To compensate this I use the getTimezoneOffset() method. This method, however, returns 0. What do I do wrong here?
function checkTime()
{
var now = new Date();
alert('now.getHours() is ' + now.getHours()
+ '; now.getUTCHours() is ' + now.getUTCHours()
+ '; now.getTimezoneOffset() is '+ now.getTimezoneOffset()
+ '; now.toString() is ' + now.toString()
);
}
Results at 22:13 pm local time:
now.getHours() is 20; now.getUTCHours() is 20; now.getTimezoneOffset() is 0; nowtoString() is Sun, 13 apr, 2013:33
Help!
Statistics: Posted by bertkessels — 13. Apr 08, 21:35
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