I'm having a hard time to have an active data for the calendar date on my system. I am using Visual Test on SilkTest, and I have noticed that whenever I am clicking a value from the calendar, I'm getting a #time property. And that time property contains the Epoch Time format.
So whenever I try to playback the script, there are instance that I will get an error where Silktest cannot locate the selected date on the recording. Do you have any idea on how can I convert the Epoch time to its specific value?
Screenshot:
Use the identify tool to see whether there are other properties that you can use to identify the control instead of using the #time value.
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I know it shows up at the bottom, but would be cool if I was able to show this more visually on the report it's self.
One way that it could be achieved is by using the CURRENT_DATETIME function, which would be updated each time the Report is refreshed; by default, the CURRENT_DATETIME displayed is based on the UTC Time Zone; a specific Time Zone or Location could be set, for example to display the CURRENT_DATETIME in Colombo, Sri Lanka, the following Calculated Field does the trick:
CURRENT_DATETIME("Asia/Colombo")
Adding the below from an Earlier Post:
Google Data Studio Report and a GIF to elaborate:
I am using this calendar https://github.com/mattlewis92/angular-bootstrap-calendar for showing events and time slots for people all over the world. During sign up, every user has to set his timezone and then my application uses this timezone for further date computation rather than client machine timezone.
The problem is that when I make user timezone default using moment.tz.setDefault(timezone) and change the machine's timezone, the calendar calculates dates wrongly.
Here is my excerpt of my code:
moment.tz.setDefault($rootScope.timezone)
vm.calendarView = 'month';
vm.viewDate = moment().startOf('month').toDate();
vm.cellIsOpen = true;
Attached is the screenshot:
[Screenshot]
You can see that user's timezone is currently Asia/Karachi +5 and my machine's timezone is Beijing +8. Today's date is 8 September and the day is Friday, but on the calendar 8 September is showing as a Saturday instead of Friday.
mwl-calander did not provide support for timezone, you can use full calander
https://fullcalendar.io/
Demo https://fullcalendar.io/js/fullcalendar-2.9.1/demos/timezones.html
Its angular directive can be found at
https://github.com/angular-ui/ui-calendar
It would appear that this particular UI control does not support selecting a time zone. Simply using moment.tz.setDefault is not good enough, because everything the control is doing both internally and in its external API is using Date objects, which cannot represent arbitrary time zones. In other words, the author of that control would have to remove all .toDate() calls and use Moment objects as the primitive in the control instead of Date objects. That would be a breaking change for them.
I suggest filing an issue in that project's GitHub repository, and reference this page.
i want to push time in my database but when i push time my $scope.moreadditems variable its save wrong time please help me i am using angularjs
check when i enter time 9:00 AM why this show different time
check jsfiddle
i am adding below time its working fine add in table
but when i click show details its show different time
and also this time in database why
input[time] will always output datetime of 1970-01-01 + the time you inputed, see documentation here.
If you just want to keep the time part, you can use filter date to pick it, and don't forget to inject $filter first.
var timeHHMM = $filter('date')(time, 'hh:mm');
refer demo.
I am using Arshaw full calendar[Angular bootstrap] in my project, but after implementing it, Whenever I go to the day view and click on the time span say 12.00am, day click event gets fired and if I extract date from the view object I get the same date but the timing shows 05.30.0, That means there is difference of 5.30 hours... Why is this happening, I am using the latest version of master calendar. I am sharing the snapshot of the same. Please help, Thank you..!!!
Basically,
I received a date from my server which is, when printed out in the web console, this : Date 2016-05-04T09:00:00.000Z
Since, im using AngularJs, I did a binding using ng-model with an input time type.
Now the problem, is when ever I show the date in that input, I dont see:
9:00, but 5:00 (9:00 - 4:00) (I'm in a GMT -4 zone)
However the date isn't supposed to be a Universal Time, but as you can see it is parsed to local time. Any way to stop this?
The time zone to be used to read/write the Date instance in the model can be defined using ngModelOptions. By default, this is the timezone of the browser. AngularJS API input[time]
In your case the following option should do the trick.
<input type="time" ng-model-options="{ timezone: '-0400' }">
But beware with this option you are overwriting the browser's timezone. That means if a user operates in UTC+2 the input time is still treated as UTC-4.