JavaScript date objects UK dates
I have the following code
How to create a new date by using one’s date part and other’s time part?
I have 2 dates in ISO string format. I mean 2024-07-25T00:58:00.000Z and 2024-07-30T13:35:00.000Z. I am trying to make them combine as 2024-07-25T13:35:00.000Z. Is there a way to do this with a simple solution?
JavaScript Date.getDay() returns the wrong day but only for some users
I’m working on a website for a conference and some users complain that the day of the week in the dates displayed in the schedule is wrong: instead of e.g. “August 3rd (Saturday)” they see “August 3rd (Friday)”. August 3rd is a Saturday, so I have no idea how this is possible, it can’t be a matter of time zones because the day of the month is still correct.
JS .getDay() returning 0 for a monday
I’m a bit confused, the .getDate() return sunday – saturday from 0 – 6.
How to determine the day 1st month falls on based on current date in JS without using new Date()
Given that 18 May 2024 is a Saturday, how do you determine which day 1 May falls on without using new Date()?
How to determine the day 1st month falls on based on current date in JS
Given that 18 May 2024 is a Saturday, how do you determine which day 1 May falls on without using new Date()?
Problems formatting dates in javascript
I have these 3 date formats.
Why is date-only string treated as UTC instead of local in JS [closed]
Closed 6 mins ago.
Daylight savings is affecting adding a day to a Date
So I am trying to add a day to a date however I think daylight savings is causing me issues, here is the code:
I am trying to use Date.now() in javascript and its returning 0 instead of the value in miliseconds
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