iOS vs Android: different dates displayed for the same program

Question

I have a javascript code:

newDate: function(days) {
    var newDate = new Date( parseInt(startDate) + 1*1000*3600);

    var date = newDate .getDate();
    return date ;
},

Seems like this is the part of the program that produces different results on Android and iOS. All the rest data is the same. How can it produce different results on Android vs iOS?

You should provide an example with the results your receiving from both and the "startdate" parameter value as well as the "days" value even though you don't seem to be using that in your function code. — Louis Ricci, Jul 08 '13 at 13:51

Paul Sweatte · Answer 1 · 2017-09-13T15:25:31.107

The Date constructor is only consistent cross-browser for the following Date formats:

"2010"

"2010-06"

"2010-06-09"

"2010-06-09T15:20:00Z"

"2010-06-09T15:20:00-07:00"

"2010/06/09"

"2009/6/9"

"2010/6/9 12:34"

"2010/6/9 12:34:56"

"June 9, 2010"

"2010 June 9"

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