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I'd fix this issue or add extra option for convenient, but truth is that Cordova now has official repository based on my plugin, by @VitaliiBlagodir. This plugin has more features than mine, it seems.
You can find the plugin here - https://github.com/VitaliiBlagodir/cordova-plugin-datepicker
I suggest you to try that plugin or at least raise issue there. This will ensure one improved plugin, rather than multiple incomplete ones.
Also, if @VitaliiBlagodir is interested, we can sync up to finalize one big plugin.
one cool thing would be to set date/time settings for native picker from plugin call as parametersay i want to show time in 24 h format but phone is set to 12 with am / pmdates with ymd, dmy
thanks for the other plugin info, will check it out
Radosław Dzięgielewski
To: bikasv/cordova-android-plugins [email protected]
Cc: radoslaw [email protected]
Sent: Tuesday, January 12, 2016 6:18 PM
Subject: Re: [cordova-android-plugins] date/time comes back altered to GMT (#17)
I'd fix this issue or add extra option for convenient, but truth is that Cordova now has official repository based on my plugin, by @VitaliiBlagodir. This plugin has more features than mine, it seems.
You can find the plugin here - https://github.com/VitaliiBlagodir/cordova-plugin-datepicker
I suggest you to try that plugin or at least raise issue there. This will ensure one improved plugin, rather than multiple incomplete ones.Also, if @VitaliiBlagodir is interested, we can sync up to finalize one big plugin.—
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
Thank you for this plugin, use it with success on android !
I locally had to modify the return string from the .java file because it returned a different time than that which the user picked. I changed the line
callbackContext.success(date.toGMTString());
to
callbackContext.success(date.toString());
and suggest you change the plugin code. Let the users of the plugin worry about time zone conversion.
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