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QUESTION
Okay - I am still very new to JavaScript, please be understanding and patient with me.
I have a script that returns two dates: one from a text file and the other is the system date. These two dates are displayed in this format:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-27 at 04:15The simplest would be to use Date.parse()
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I have spent too many days & nights reading through documentation and trying just about anything to get this to work.
I have implemented this datetime picker for a website's contact form so users can make reservations and in turn the server will send an .ics calendar request to the owner for his records: https://mugifly.github.io/jquery-simple-datetimepicker/
The datetimepicker is configured via jquery.simple-dtpicker.js to have format: 'DD-MM-YYYY hh:mm' for both available languages, en & es for English and Spanish. The reason is the website is Spanish.
Up to here everything works great and I get a datetime value sent through when testing the contact form.
My issue is SIMPLY trying to add 1 hour to the obtained datetime in order to fulfill the required format for the .ics event in PHP.
Instead of adding an hour, it either defaults to the current local time and adds 1 hour or it defaults to 01/01/1970 (Epoch Time) and mangles the time. This is not the same outcome I get when succesfully testing the same code in online php testers.
Here is my php code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-09 at 07:19You have made very silly mistakes.
QUESTION
So I have a React.js project that suddenly doesn't load local images (such as: src={require("../../assets/images/logo/logo-v4.png")}
on localhost. Remote images from an external URL are displaying. Looks like my live deployed build still loads the images properly, but I am worried to build and deploy my recent changes to corrupt my live build with whatever this issue is. I have tried to git checkout
an older commit where I know the images were working properly, but that checkout is also not displaying local images.
I have tried deleting node_modules
, package-lock.json
, npm cache clean --force
, then npm install
again, and the problem still persists. I have reset my PC. I have run other React.js projects on my PC and local images load just fine, so it is just with this specific project.
Not sure how this happened, or what to try next to resolve this issue. Has this happened to anyone else? What else can I try to resolve this? Let me know if you want me to share more code. Thanks!
package.json:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-02 at 20:59Alright so I troubleshooted today and narrowed down the issue to updating react-scripts
to the latest version which is v4.0.0, so I downgraded to v3.4.4, and the local images loaded properly. I will open an issue on the react-scripts GitHub page!
QUESTION
i am trying to list all weeks of a given month like start date 6 sep 2020 end date 12 sep 2020
and if a week is ending in next month it should also display that date like start date 27 sep 2020 end date 3 oct 2020
a function which takes NSDate as input and returns array of dates (start and end date of the week) with NSArray or NSDictionary anything will work just needed start and end dates of given NSDate
i have tried DateTools, Datez and other pods but still not able to get this
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-19 at 11:07You don't need to use 3rd party libraries to do this, there are plenty of supplied date functions for this kind of thing (see mainly the documentation for NSCalendar
).
This answer is in Swift, but I'll leave you to figure out the conversion.
QUESTION
What is the best way to sort an Array which Contains a month and Year in the following format:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-10 at 12:32Use an array of Date objects instead as your data source and then sort and format the dates to your expected output
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