I am trying to generate a sequence of dates. However, when generating JS, it constantly misses October 29, 2023. Could someone explain what could be the reason? In this post someone noted that on this day there is a transition…
I've been racking my brain & starting then scratching code for this issue for a hot minute. So basically what I am looking to do is add one of three classes based on morning, afternoon or evening in only EST…
I have a clock in my website, and I would like to add a button or switch into settings that switches the time from 12 hour and 24 hour and vice versa. My problem is that I have no idea…
I have made a laravel application which save data in db as UTC. My client is in South Africa and he wants the records to be displayed in South Africa timezone. Any body guide me related to this. Thanks I…
Please i'm new to flutter. i want users to be able to withdraw once in a day at any given time but i would want the withdrawal button to be disabled after their first click or first withdrawal then by…
Is their any way or plugin available to detect whether the device Date & time is set automatically or user has entered manually i can get proper current Date time with await NTP.now(timeout: Duration(seconds: 3)); But i need to know…
I'm trying to create tables to store very large volume of data, and I wonder if I can use null TIMESTAMP to save storage? I have a variable update_at, which will be updated to NOW() whenever I modify the associated…
I'm encountering an issue with the JavaScript Date object where it's showing an incorrect date when I set it to midnight in UTC. Here's my code: function updateDates(startDate) { var utcStartDate = startDate + 'T00:00:00Z'; var currentDate = new Date(utcStartDate);…
I'm working on a PHP project where I need to calculate the opening times for a business, which includes both regular weekly schedules and special non-standard times for holidays. I have two arrays: one for the regular schedule and another…
I am trying to make a function that is, effectively, the opposite of getTime(); it takes a number of milliseconds as an input and converts the number into years, days, hours, seconds, and milliseconds, and then returns a Date object…