That worked. Thanks Doug.
// converts the Date to UTC by adding or
subtracting the time zone offset
var PoffsetMilliseconds:Number =
pTimeMS.getTimezoneOffset() * 60 * 1000;
pTimeMS.setTime(pTimeMS.getTime() +
PoffsetMilli
Hi Chris,
It seems like you are located in a GMT -0500 timezone, and what looks
like 19 hours being added to your time is actually 5 hours being
subtracted (24 - 5 = 19) so you end up seeing 19 hundred hours from
the previous day. This is because the Date() constructor with a
single argument
Bump...
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "Chris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> So I have some code which formats milliseconds (for a video player)
> in
> to NN:SS format. When I try to add the hours (JJ:NN:SS),
> DateFormatter adds 19 hours to the result. WTF? Code Below:
>
> priv
3 matches
Mail list logo
