Updating the date field using the Attribute Inspector sample from ArcGIS API for Javascript 2.8 saves the incorrect dates.

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Workaround

Change the code to reflect the correct time zone. Since the feature is a UTC timestamp, the JavaScript code is converting to the users' timezone, which (assuming in the US) is four to seven hours earlier than midnight of 8/15/2007, which is why it is returning one day earlier.

As per the forum link:

<a href="http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/53385-SQLServer-datetime-field-doesn-t-translate-properly-as-javascript-date-object?highlight=date" target="_blank">http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/53385-SQLServer-datetime-field-doesn-t-translate-properly-as-javascript-date-object?highlight=date</a>

Below is the method which we need to use

function CustomDate(featureTime) {

console.log("formatting function called", featureTime);

// get the timezone offset from UTC time

var tzoffset = new Date().getTimezoneOffset();

// add the time zone offset to the timestamp

var utctime = dojo.date.add(new Date(featureTime), "minute", tzoffset);

return dojo.date.locale.format(utctime, { "selector": "date" });

}

Schritte zur Reproduzierung