Hi Shakti,
This should be straight forward. Displaying the timezone is just adding subtracting the hours from the given timezone. For example if the date is "9/9/2918 08:00 PM" then in PST it would be date - 8 hours i.e. "9/9/2918 12:00 PM". You need to ensure that the date field in CRM is tiezone independent so that it doesn't convert any time information.
Try the below code and see if it works-
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var fromDate = new Date(2018,7,9,20,0,0); // get the date from crm
alert(fromDate);
var timeZone = "PST";
if(timeZone == "PST")
{
fromDate.setTime(fromDate.getTime() + (-8*60*60*1000));
alert("PST: " + new Date(fromDate));
}
else if(timeZone == "MST")
{
fromDate.setTime(fromDate.getTime() + (-7*60*60*1000));
alert("PST: " + new Date(fromDate));
}
else if(timeZone == "CST")
{
fromDate.setTime(fromDate.getTime() + (-6*60*60*1000));
alert("PST: " + new Date(fromDate));
}
else if(timeZone == "EST")
{
fromDate.setTime(fromDate.getTime() + (-5*60*60*1000));
alert("PST: " + new Date(fromDate));
}
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Hope this helps.
