Hi, > My client is a large global company which is in ever region. So when user > in India saves data on server in Virginia, it shows him as saved 10.5 he's > later than he specified. How to fix it?
On projects I've worked on we've set the server time to GMT/UTC this make calculations like that much easier. Saving all date/time as UTC in the server and displaying in local time then requires no time zone conversion calculations. > Also is conversion to UTC done as date.getUTCDate() ? No that only returns the UTC day of the month, date.UTC() is the method you want, date.toLocalString() and date.toUTCString() are also useful methods. Thanks, Justin
