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4 Feb 2013 6:52 AM #1
Unanswered: Date Format and Internet Explorer
Unanswered: Date Format and Internet Explorer
Hi

Not sure if this is really a bug or if i dont use the date filter correctly, but when using the date filter in ExtJS Xtemplates under IE8, the dates are not parsed correctly. I know IE date management is a joke but i thought ExtJS would handle it
My input date is standard ISO format string: "2002-06-21T00:00:00.0000000"
But using :date('Y-M-d') filter in the XTempalte doesnt work with IE8. (i get a blank string)
I made a little override based workaround if some are interested : https://gist.github.com/4707132
Cheers
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6 Feb 2013 2:57 PM #2Sencha - Senior Forum Manager
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So you input a string or is it a date object?
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7 Feb 2013 1:22 AM #3
The data is "raw" JSON without a model+reader so i guess yes its a standard string. What's weird is that it works great on chrome/FF and not on IE...


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