Several date to millisecond calculators, useful when coding countdown timers, cookie expiration settings or other date related scripts. The calculators are coded in JavaScript.
Thank you so much for building this! I’ve probably used this site over 100 times and its simply the best time calculator I’ve found anywhere. Real nice stuff!
Hi Lee,
If your phone is set incorrectly to a future date, as it appears to be from the image name: IMG_20181009_091252 (October 9 2018 or September 10 2018), and your phone created the picture, you may not be able to get the real original date.
If the image name was created by some other device than the one that most recently named the file, you may be able to search through the image file’s EXIF data to see if it has a ‘date’ value. Here is a list of EXIF readers to consider for this task: http://carlcheo.com/best-exif-viewers
thanks for the info – very helpful. I think I’ve fixed the issue by updating to the latest versions of the moment.js scripts. These contain a fix that handles Timezone abbreviations specified in Chinese characters, which seems to be the case on computers set to the Hong Kong timezone on certain OSs.
Please clear your browser cache and reload the page, and let me know how it goes.
thanks for your help. Can you please help me by answering a few more questions:
What value are you putting into the (milli)second time number field?
Which timezone are you in?
Which timezone are you setting in the form?
Do you have any adblockers turned on? If so, what are you blocking?
Thank you!!!!!
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This site has helped me a lot in my current project
Thanks Carlos! Glad to see you are coding! Send us the link when ready!
Thank you so much for this helpful site, Everyday I use this to convert times!
Thank you so much for building this! I’ve probably used this site over 100 times and its simply the best time calculator I’ve found anywhere. Real nice stuff!
Very glad you like it. Thank you! -Colin
How can i get original date of picture
for
IMG_20181009_091252
It is taken by Blu (cel phone)
Hi Lee,
If your phone is set incorrectly to a future date, as it appears to be from the image name: IMG_20181009_091252 (October 9 2018 or September 10 2018), and your phone created the picture, you may not be able to get the real original date.
If the image name was created by some other device than the one that most recently named the file, you may be able to search through the image file’s EXIF data to see if it has a ‘date’ value. Here is a list of EXIF readers to consider for this task: http://carlcheo.com/best-exif-viewers
Bravo !
Thank you very much. I am developer. I needed quick conversion and i come to this site. Much appreciated.
It is working great again now. Good job! Thanks!
Great!
Thank you for your help!
I very much appreciate the chance to make it better.
Colin
1# whatever.
Please see the screenshot https://img42.com/Wr7Lj
2# I am in HK (GMT+8).
3# the time zone dropdown is not loading well.
4# I hate adblocker.
Hi Roger,
thanks for the info – very helpful. I think I’ve fixed the issue by updating to the latest versions of the moment.js scripts. These contain a fix that handles Timezone abbreviations specified in Chinese characters, which seems to be the case on computers set to the Hong Kong timezone on certain OSs.
Please clear your browser cache and reload the page, and let me know how it goes.
Thanks!!
Colin
Moment Timezone 0.5.0 was already loaded with data from 2015g
z @ moment-timezone.min.js:6
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property ‘join’ of null
yyrOyUzSz83PTc0r0S3JzE2tys9L1S3PLMnQTUksSQQA.js:18
Hi Roger,
thanks for your help. Can you please help me by answering a few more questions:
What value are you putting into the (milli)second time number field?
Which timezone are you in?
Which timezone are you setting in the form?
Do you have any adblockers turned on? If so, what are you blocking?
Thanks!
Colin
Section “Convert a millisecond value to a date string” is not working.
Hi Roger,
I just tested it and it is working for me. I’ll look into the issue more if you can give me more info. Do you see javascript error in the console?
-Colin
So useful, just what I was looking for! Brilliant! Thanks, Colin!