On Friday, January 12, 2018 at 12:21:18 PM UTC-7, Sander Datema wrote: > > Can't be sure if you need more sleep, but I cannot reproduce what you > describe I'm afraid. > > I found the cause. Its due to my timezone. The dates are stored in UTC but when rendered they are rendered as browser timezone. So any date which has 9 zeros at the end like: 20180112000000000 is saved as such but when displayed in a date format skips back by one day and is displayed as 11 january 2018. If I add my timezone difference to the date string it then displayes the correct day. My timezone is canada mountain time which is 7 hours ahead. So 20180112070000000 displays the day as 12th.
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