That's the point: I'm doing nothing out of the box =\ For some reason, the MS format is the default format (instead of ISO) and I have no control of serialization:
My PetaPoco class:
[Column] public DateTime? LastSeen { get; set; }
My Ext model method:
public static Ext.Net.ModelFieldCollection ExtModel = new Ext.Net.ModelFieldCollection
{
new Ext.Net.ModelField("ID", Ext.Net.ModelFieldType.Auto),
new Ext.Net.ModelField("Enabled", Ext.Net.ModelFieldType.Boolean),
new Ext.Net.ModelField("DisplayName", Ext.Net.ModelFieldType.String),
new Ext.Net.ModelField("Login", Ext.Net.ModelFieldType.String),
new Ext.Net.ModelField("PrimaryEMail", Ext.Net.ModelFieldType.String),
new Ext.Net.ModelField("Memo", Ext.Net.ModelFieldType.String),
new Ext.Net.ModelField("LastSeen", Ext.Net.ModelFieldType.Date, "M$"),
};
My datagrid date column code:
public static DateColumn.Builder DateTimeColumn(this HtmlHelper html, int flex, string caption, string dataFieldName, bool groupable = false)
{
return html.X().DateColumn()
.Flex(flex)
.Text(caption)
.DataIndex(dataFieldName)
.Format("c")
.Renderer("var id=this.getId() + '-' + rowIndex + '-' + colIndex;setTimeout(function(){$('#' + id).easydate(window.easyDateOptions)},100);return value == null ? res('EasyDate_Never') : '<abbr id=\"' + id + '\">' + Ext.Date.subtract(value, Ext.Date.MINUTE, new Date().getTimezoneOffset()) + '</abbr>';")
.Groupable(groupable);
}
Generated javascript
:
columns:
{
items:
[
{xtype:"datecolumn",flex:2,dataIndex:"LastSeen",groupable:false,renderer:function(value,metadata,record,rowIndex,colIndex,store,view)
{
var id=this.getId() + '-' + rowIndex + '-' + colIndex;
setTimeout(function(){$('#' + id).easydate(window.easyDateOptions)},100);
return value == null ? res('EasyDate_Never') : '<abbr id="' + id + '">' + Ext.Date.subtract(value, Ext.Date.MINUTE, new Date().getTimezoneOffset()) + '</abbr>';
},
text:"Visto",
format:"c"
}
Generated data serialization:
{"data":[{"ID":"9ee5a2db-a5db-11e2-b2ac-f46d040a8d55","Enabled":true,"DisplayName":"Admin","Login":"admin","PrimaryEMail":"admin@admin.com","Memo":null,"LastSeen":"\/Date(1366137473250)\/"},{"ID
Without the dataFormat = "M$" or "MS", the data serialization still uses Microsoft Format.
It's all working, but, the defaults are not the expected ones, which will cause some troubles in MVC.
As the timezone, the Date(1366137473250) represents Tue Apr 16 2013 15:37:53 GMT-0300 (E. South America Standard Time), but should be Tue Apr 16 2013 15:37:53 GMT+0000 (because here is 12:37 pm now, not 15:37 (3:37 pm))
Nevertheless, with some fixed, all is working fine now... Thank you for the fast response. :)
