Closed annapowellsmith closed 12 years ago
Confirmed this is still broken on Android htc Wildfire.
Works fine on Blackberry Playbook.
Some posts I've read suggest changing -
to /
in the date.
This one:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3046459/ie-date-parse-method-returns-nan-for-date-with-time-string
suggests using .replace(/\-/ig, '/').split('.')[0]
.
Observed in Android browser. But working fine in Chrome.
Something to do with different browsers presenting the JavaScript Date object differently? Or simple caching? Or localstorage differences?
Investigate.