i honestly don't know. but still i'm eager to learn. here is something
i found on google:
[quote]
If I were facing this dilemma, I would add a method on the
model that returns the date in the format that you need it:
def updated_at_js
updated_at.strftime(<some format>)
end
Then call to_xml like this:
p = Person.find_by_id(params[:id])
p.to_xml :methods => :updated_at_js
so the properly formatted date is included in the xml packet. Then
just
use that one in your JS.
[/quote]
let me know when you've found a solution to that problem.
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