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Date.parse does not work in Firefox and IE, while everything works in Chrome and Opera, why is that?
We define the time_ms variable as the difference between two dates. So, in Chrome and Opera, such an entry works, and in Firefox and IE it returns NaN at this stage.
time: '2015-08-30T8:32:00',
timezone: '417+06:00',
var time_ms = Date.parse(object.time+'.'+object.timezone) - Date.parse(now+'. '+object.timezone);
is there a universal date view for all browsers? or what conditions should be prescribed for donkeys and foxes?
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