I am using ui-bootstrap timepicker and the time on the scope variable is always one hour behind the time that is displayed on the picker. what is causing it and how can I get rid of it. I need to store the correct time not the time thats one hour behind.
For example when the time on time-picker is :
16 : 12
i get to see on console:
Time is: "2016-05-26T15:12:34.403Z"
I followed very basic code for the ui-bootstrap timepicker. Can anyone explain how can I store the correct time in my variable.
Thanks in Advance.
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