Hi Antaeus,
There's are these core functions:
*parseDate* — parses a datestring into a js date object
*stringifyDate* — does the reverse
So, something like this should do the trick of shifting by a given number
of days...
function(datestring, shiftbydays) {
var date = $tw.utils.parseDate(datestring),
result = new Date(date.getTime() + shiftbydays*86400000);
return $tw.utils.stringifyDate(result);
}
Best wishes,
— tb
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