Microsoft Date in from REST, but no Microsoft Date out to REST

[CrazyEnigma]

This is causing major heartache for me.

So I use the

dateFormat: 'MS'

But this only reads the date in from ASP.NET WCF, but it kills my service and sends a bad request 400. We had tested this with jQuery and this is the same. I need to send the date back in the M$ Date Format.

How does the proxy or form or store or model get overridden so that the date format is in the M$ format?
The format that gets sent to the server is:

2011-05-24T00:00:00

[mankz]

That's the default JSON format of an encoded date. You'll have to override some internal methods of Ext to have it another way.

Look for "Ext.JSON = new(function() {"

You'll need to patch these I think:

 this.encodeDate = function(o) {
        return '"' + o.getFullYear() + "-"
        + pad(o.getMonth() + 1) + "-"
        + pad(o.getDate()) + "T"
        + pad(o.getHours()) + ":"
        + pad(o.getMinutes()) + ":"
        + pad(o.getSeconds()) + '"';
    };

isNative = function() {
        var useNative = null;

        return function() {
            if (useNative === null) {
                useNative = Ext.USE_NATIVE_JSON && window.JSON && JSON.toString() == '[object JSON]';
            }

            return useNative;
        };
    }(),

[CrazyEnigma]

Thanks mankz. That helped a lot. You pointed me in the right direction to just override the function as you stated.

Ext.JSON.encodeDate = function (d) {
return '"' + Ext.Date.format(d, 'MS') + '"';
};

[Nxs]

Thanks mankz. That helped a lot. You pointed me in the right direction to just override the function as you stated.

Ext.JSON.encodeDate = function (d) {
return '"' + Ext.Date.format(d, 'MS') + '"';
};

You saved my day !!!

Thanks a lot !