I have a json objects containing dynamic properties and want to export it to excel(using javascript) such that excel recognizes date string(2020-03-13) as date object(I don't know type of any json key, so I can't use type neither format, date…
I'm having an issue with the generation of a new Date object in React using a provide date string in the format of YYYY-MM-DD without using my locale machine's timezone, as this breaks the function that receives this date. Here…
What is this Date time: "2024-08-29 13:15:05 +0000 UTC" OR "2024-08-29 01:33:40.774468453 -0400 EDT" How I can convert & reformat it in flutter, what is the date format it will take ?? tried native flutter classes & intl library
I try to extract and reorganize a date string? 2024-11-21 into 21-11-2024 Any help would be... Helpful :) Thanks I have a string in html <h2 class="tg-item-meta-data tg-element-4">2024-11-21</h2> I want to display date as 21-11-2024 I tried this to extract…
I have a date string of format 'dd-mm-yyyy' which I want to convert to Milliseconds. let split_date = '31-01-2024'.split('-'); let d = new Date(parseInt(split_date[2]), parseInt(split_date[1]), parseInt(split_date[0]), 0, 0, 0, 0).getTime(); console.log(d); let split_date2 = '02-02-2024'.split('-'); let d2 = new Date(parseInt(split_date2[2]),…
Backend give me data of gantt diagramm start and end points in format: "horizont_start": "2024-05-01T00:00:00Z", "horizont_end": "2025-01-26T00:00:00Z", Next i give through props to another component Date format of this points like this: <NewGanttChart start={ new Date( gantt?.horizont_start || new Date(…
I'm currently working on a Google Apps Script that automatically creates events in Google Calendar based on data from a Google Sheets document. The script executes successfully, and events are created, but the event times are incorrect, despite the correct…
I'm building out a form on a hotel for room reservations. Currently, a user can select a check-in and checkout date. When the user selects a check-in or checkout date the format comes through in the URL as yyyy-mm-dd and…
While using the nesbot/carbon library I've noticed that it accepts single letters as valid dates and parses them in a way that maps to a relative time range. Specifically, single letters are parsed (case-insensitively) into time offsets, ranging from -12…
We have a lot of data with a lot of events with a lot of dates in a MySQL db. Generating lists of e.g. events per year, or students per year, is fairly simple. Now, we've decided to change everything…