Dates coming as NaN on Safari only

[locutusUT]

I have some dates that I'm posting that are being transformed from their raw JSON response to a nice date. This works fine for Chrome but in Safari they come across as "NaN-NaN-NaN".

Do I need to do something special for Safari?

Here's the code for the transform:

    <textarea class="x-hidden-display" id="dieinfo-dates">
        <h4>{dieName}</h4>
        <p>ES (Baseline): {baselineESDate:date("Y-m-d")}</p>
        <p>ES (Latest): {latestESDate:date("Y-m-d")}</p>
    </textarea>

In JSON, they'll look like this:
"latestESDate":"2029-01-31 00:00:00.0"

[kortovos]

I have the same problem. Has anyone found a solution yet?

[evant]

It's a bug in Safari. You should pass a format as specified here: http://dev.sencha.com/deploy/touch/docs/?class=Date

So it will use the Touch parser instead.

[Animal]

You should explicitly convert that string to a Date.

[kortovos]

You should explicitly convert that string to a Date.

What do you mean?

[Animal]

It's a string isn't it? It's "2029-01-31 00:00:00.0"

You need to convert that to a Date object using http://dev.sencha.com/deploy/touch/d...mber=parseDate

Ext.util.Format.Date attempts to use the Date object's default conversion to create a Date object if you pass a string. But it appears that the Date object's default string conversion differs between browsers.

So you will have to convert it.

[kortovos]

Thanks

(sometimes I really hate Apple)

[kortovos]

Thanks, I have fixed it.

(sometimes I really hate Apple)

[alex9311]

Is this also an issue in extjs 4? How/where would you reccomend converting the dates to date-type in MVC format? My model says the type is date, do I still have to convert them?

Thank you for any help!

[alex9311]

nevermind, figured it out