Hello Radzen-Team,
I want to do the following:
- Create a property "datetemp" with value "new Date().toLocaleString("de-DE", {timeZone: "Europe/Berlin"})"
- Create a property "date" with value "${datetemp.toISOString();" to get my property date well formatted to be written into database.
But this leads to an cosole-error: "this.date.toISOString is not a function".
Is there a way to to this in Radzen?
Thanks in advance,
Martin
It is expected to get this error since datetemp is a string and not a Date. You need to introduce another property which stores the date value (e.g. new Date()
) as a Date instance and later use it wherever needed.
@korchev
Thank you for your help, I solved it with
Set date to new Date();
and then
Set utcdate to new Date(
Date.UTC(
this.date.getFullYear(),
this.date.getMonth(),
this.date.getDate(),
this.date.getHours(),
this.date.getMinutes(),
this.date.getSeconds(),
this.date.getMilliseconds()
)
)
Works!