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Date, that returned from Geoserver, contains "Z" on end of string, "2015-10-15Z".
types: ['date', 'time', 'datetime'], parse: function (input) { return new Date(input); }
In Chrome this work good, but in IE11-12, browser cant parse that (invalid date), need to remove "Z".
something like this
if (input[input.length-1] == "Z") {input = input.substring(0, input.length - 1)}; return new Date(input);
Dont sure, is this correct
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msdn says that IE can parse this dates, but in examples its presents with time...
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Date, that returned from Geoserver, contains "Z" on end of string, "2015-10-15Z".
In Chrome this work good, but in IE11-12, browser cant parse that (invalid date), need to remove "Z".
something like this
Dont sure, is this correct
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: