NIM079740 for ArcGIS API for JavaScript

Número de ID do Erro	NIM079740
Enviado	April 6, 2012
Última Modificação	June 5, 2024
Aplica-se à	ArcGIS API for JavaScript
Versão encontrada	10.0
Idioma do programa	JavaScript
Sistema Operacional	Windows OS
Versão do Sistema Operacional	7
Status	Will Not Be Addressed

Informações Adicionais

There are no plans to address this issue for an unsupported version.

Solução Provisória

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" });

}