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Datetime format in javascript gives me UTC time of datetime field

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Posted on by Ravi Fulani 836

Hello,

I need to read Date value of one DateTime field in my Dynamics CRM Form using JavaScript.

I am able to read the value but it is not exactly same what I can see in CRM.Date t

In CRM Form, selected value is: 11 Nov 2020 8:00am

JavaScript Code return value as 11 Nov 2020 different time, as per UTC.

How do i make JS read write value

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    Fubar 2,761 on at

    This is a general JavaScript date-time issue when dealing with date objects and UTC and browser local time.  

    Depending on exactly what you are wanting to do the answer may be slightly different, and the methods may be different, but on a Date object  .toLocaleDateString()  or .toLocaleDateString("<country code>") if you want it in a specific country timezone  etc (also a similar method exists exists for the time component). 

    developer.mozilla.org/.../toLocaleDateString

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    Inogic 748 on at

    Hi Ravi,

    You can use getTimeZoneOffsetMinutes function from global context as below to get the correct date and time value. 

    var dateTimeFieldValue  = Xrm.Page.getAttribute("FieldName").getValue()

    var utcDate = new Date(dateTimeFieldValue.getUTCFullYear() , dateTimeFieldValue.getUTCMonth() , dateTimeFieldValue.getUTCDate(), dateTimeFieldValue.getUTCHours(), dateTimeFieldValue.getUTCMinutes(), dateTimeFieldValue.getUTCSeconds() ,dateTimeFieldValue.getUTCMilliseconds());

    var correctFieldDateTimeValue = new Date(utcDate.setMinutes(utcDate.getMinutes() + Xrm.Utility.getGlobalContext().userSettings.getTimeZoneOffsetMinutes()));

    Hope this helps!

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