I have run across a rather annoying issue, I have been looking for others
with similar problems but cannot seem to narrow it down to a solution that
will work for me. The following problem has to do with getting the date
from a DateBox. First of all, I always get the right date and timezone
offset in dev mode, and I am only doing things on the client side. So when
I am running a compiled version this is what happens:
Lets take the scenario of picking a date pre November 1974 for a client in
the New Zealand time zone. What is interesting about this date is that
before this time there was no daylight savings time for this area. So if I
pick a date it shows the time zone offset being +13:00 which it should be
+12:00 but it is adding the hour for DST even though DST hasn't been
established yet. What is interesting is that when I run in Dev Mode, it
knows this and gives the correct offset of +12:00.
Same goes for choosing dates in the USA before 1918 which is when DST was
established there.
I can only assume that there must be a difference in the way the compiled
javascript handles the timezone offset.
If anyone has found a good solution to account for this issue, or would
like to enlighten me on the precise details of why this happens and what
can be done about it, I would be most grateful.
Just as a reference I am getting the date and format as follows:
DateTimeFormat dateFormat =
DateTimeFormat.getFormat("yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ssZZZ");
String dateString = dateFormat.format(dateBox.getValue());
Thanks,
Will
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