Hi,
Just a thought - don't know if this is the best way.
Get the Date from the JavaScript (client-side) and pass it to the server as
a parameter.
Valli
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Subject: Client Date
Hi All,
Is there a way to get the System date from the Client?
Here's the scenario. The Server is somewhere else at a different time zone.
If my application gets the system date/time, I'll get the date/time from the
server. However, in the application, I'd like to capture the date/time when
a record was entered. I'd like to present this information back to the
client. However if I capture the date/time at the Server, the data might not
make sense to the Client.
Any ideas???
Thanx,
Dinesh, S.
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