Load DateTime from .net

[izak18]

Hi guys, I have a question, I have a list of DateTime, like this:

"FechaValidez":"\/Date(1336069663628)\/","FechaValidezString":"04/05/2012"

When I try to save into my model doesn't work:

{ name: 'FechaValidez', type: 'date', dateFormat: 'c' },

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What I have to do?
Thanks in advance.

[AkashSaikia]

May be beacause, it does not directly execute the expression in the way you have implemented.

I think there is a option/way out where you can define some functions that will manipulated in the data that is coming.

[izak18]

Thanks for the answer AkashSaikia, I think so too, I saw cases but none of them can help me, I can't find a solution to my problem ... anybody can help me please?

[izak18]

Any ideas?

[AkashSaikia]

Are you still stuck in the same problem ?

And what is the title all about? it is related to .net?

What is that?

Specify it all again...

[izak18]

Yeah, I'm still here, I was seeing other stuff about sencha and now I have to see this again. .

The problem is still the same, I have a list of items that .net give me back, something like this:

{ "objPedido": {"Fecha":"\/Date(1334034000000)\/","FechaString":"10/04/2012"}}

And I have to set "Fecha" into a variable of my model:

{ name: 'Fecha', type: 'date', dateFormat: 'c' },
{ name: 'FechaString', type: 'string'}

But I get:

Fecha: null
FechaString:"10/04/2012"

What do I have to do to set the right type of datetime into my model?
Thanks for the reply.

[AkashSaikia]

See as per my knowledge it does not have something as Date type,

And the other thing is that the data coming is not a Date type, it is a simple string 'Date(545311)'

Follow up this example

Ext.regModel('User', {          fields: [{name: 'id', type: 'int'},            'name',            { name: 'height',  type: 'int',                 convert: function(inches) {                        return Math.round(inches * 2.54);                            }          }]  var abe = new User({id: 123, name: 'Abe Elias',height: 76 });   console.log(abe.get('id')); //logs 123 (a JavaScript Number object) console.log(abe.get('name')); //logs 'Abe Elias' (A JavaScript String object) console.log(abe.get('height')); //logs 193 (inches converted to centimeters) }); 

Links related to these
http://pastebin.com/D5epenCM
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7...ith-date-field
http://www.sencha.com/blog/ext-js-4-anatomy-of-a-model

I hope this helps.

[izak18]

You're right, the data that I had are not a valid format datetime, I changed my json library in my .net application and now I get a correct format.

{ "objPedido": {"Fecha":"2012-05-14T15:21:55.6695341-05:00","FechaString":"10/04/2012"}}

Thanks for everything.

[AkashSaikia]