I cannot get from and to filters working for calendar entries.
E.g. this gives me all entries for the calendar (including those from 2017):
https://app.clio.com/api/v4/calendar_entries?calendar_id=12345&from=2018-04-15T02%3A09%3A39Z&fields=id%2C+etag%2C+calendar_owner%2C+start_at%2C+end_at%2C+all_day
This looks like correct ISO 8601 to me, I also tried different formats (including non url-encoded versions) without any luck.
How do I make it work?
Alright, so format was actually not ISO8601. Due to PHP bug it formats date like this:
2018-05-03T05:39:32+0000 but should like this: 2018-05-03T05:39:32+00:00.
I changed DateTime::ISO8601 to DateTime::ATOM format.
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I've got a TAdvStringGrid connected to a TAdvGridFilterPanel. The grid contains several columns of which 4 are dates. The locale of my PC is 'nl-NL' (Dutch). Date format in The Netherlands is 'dd-mm-yyyy'. When I filter dates it doesn't filter correctly. Things I tried that did not help:
In the OnGetFormat returned the ssDate for date columns
Fiddled arround with FormatSettings (local and global) with DateFormat and DateSeparator. This did solve some of the display problems. Date were display as '31/12/2000'. After changing the FormatSettings this changed to '31-12-2000'. But it's not nice to use the global FormatSetting so discarded that solution.
Tried to find an event that fires on compare. If it exists, I didn't find it.
In other words. Or I'm doing something wrong or there's a bug in the TMS code. Any idea's?
I'm migrating a whole bunch of web pages that were written in classic asp over to a new server, and have discovered many references to the simple date() function, like:
if cint(left(date,instr(date,"/")-1)) < 9 then blah blah
I'm getting errors because the new server's default date format is returning yyyy-mm-dd, and the code above is expecting it to be in dd/mm/yyyy format.
Rather than manually fixing every occurrence, of which there could be hundreds, I'm looking to see if I can change the default date format for asp so that date() returns dd/mm/yyyy. I thought by simply changing the system's short date format would do the trick, but even after restarting the server it's still showing yyyy-mm-dd.
Is there a setting somewhere where you can specify the default date format when using the date() function?
This worked for me:
change global.asa, in the Sub Session_OnStart, add a line
Session.LCID=1033
With the help of "stackoverflow" and it's users I'm using an app to import data into a Google spreadsheet. The problem is I have a date question on the form, and can not manage to import it. If I change the format (in the forms) to text, the data imports as it has been sent from the app, but when I change it back to date, nothing.
I've believe I've tried all the usual date formats (dd/mm/yyyy, mm/dd/yyyy, yyyy/mm/dd, yyyy/dd/mm) as well as yy for the above and also numerical.
I know that the Google form shows the date in the users format and that is not a problem. It shows up correctly in the spreadsheet in my local format (dd/mm/yyyy).
Does anyone know what format the form uses to send the data to the spreadsheet, or anyway to find out.
Thanks in advance.
Ok, after using wikipedia, and trying every different format it works by using the format yyyy-mm-dd
I'm developing an iOS app that accesses a Google Calendar to display dates of upcoming livestreams.
Google claims that for any argument that takes a DateTime, it must be formatted as ISO 8601, which I understand should look like this: 2015-05-17T18:49:11-07:00 (I live in Southern California, which is normally UTC-08:00 but right now is UTC-07:00 because of Daylight Savings Time) Anyway, in my own testing, my app is generating URLs like the following:
https://www.googleapis.com/calendar/v3/calendars/CALENDAR_IDENTIFIER/events?orderBy=startTime&q=Live&singleEvents=true&timeMin=2015-05-17T18:49:11-07:00&timeMax=2015-06-16T18:49:11-07:00&key=API_KEY
and these are working perfectly, they return the expected calendar data.
However I just recently added a tester who lives in New Zealand, who is in UTC+12:00. His app is generating URLs such as this:
https://www.googleapis.com/calendar/v3/calendars/CALENDAR_IDENTIFIER/events?orderBy=startTime&q=Live&singleEvents=true&timeMin=2015-05-17T13:49:11+12:00&timeMax=2015-06-16T13:49:11+12:00&key=API_KEY
however for him they are NOT working, they return a "400 Bad Request" error from Google.
I did some experimentation, and in my findings, any negative UTC offsets that I try work correctly (e.g. Hawaii, who is UTC-11:00, Anchorage which is UTC-09:00) however none of the positive GMT offsets work (New Zealand # UTC+12:00, Japan # UTC+09:00)
What am I doing wrong?
Edit: I've worked around the issue for now by converting all of my times into UTC and specifying them as, e.g., 2015-05-17T18:49:11Z, then adding timeZone=America/Los_Angeles (or Asia/Tokyo or wherever the user is) to the API call. Google seems to accept this. I'd still like to know why, even though they claim that ISO 8601 format strings are accepted, they in actuality aren't (this is especially odd/puzzling/frustrating considering that Google's reply, i.e. the actual calendar data that my app receives, in fact, actually contains ISO 8601 date strings with positive offsets, such as 2015-06-15T09:00:00+09:00.)
Yep, this seems to be a bug. I'm in Spain (UTC+01:00) and I was going crazy with this, given that the response data is as you say formatted with the positive offset.
I'm using it for the timeMin paramter in the http request to get only future events. Ended up putting the current datetime adding the last "Z" as string. Apparently works fine, but I'm in the same timezone the calendar has defined. When that is not the case I guess you have a problem there if you want it with hour precession.
The timeZone parameter apparently is only for the response data.
It works if + is encoded as %2B.
I am trying to bring up a date format of "Monday, February 2,2015" in meteor autoform, from this code
moment.utc("2015-02-02").format("LL")
I would like to have a list like in php.date function shows the full date format.
I believe each one of us will find few and post here so that we get the complete list. I googled and I never got the list.
I'm not sure I fully understand your question but this might help.
http://momentjs.com/