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by Roberto on July 9, 2012 with 0 comments Javascript

I’ve found myself with the same trouble regarding to javascript dates and different browsers. One never gets accustomed to browser weird behaviours…

Here you can find a very nice post talking about this issue and how to avoid it.

Tags: browser compatibility, Javascript

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Roberto

My name is Roberto Huertas and I'm currently working at Tokiota as a Microsoft Development Consultant. I've been programming for several years now, mainly using the Microsoft .NET framework, which I am very fond of! ;-D

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JavaScript new Date() Returning NaN in IE < 9 or Invalid Date in Safari by Roberto

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