问题
http://plnkr.co/edit/5zxXEEz30t51yGhgYWVF?p=preview
I'm using Moment.js and Angular-moment in my app.
For some reason it's converting all my epoch timestamps to the same date from 1970.
<td class="timespan">{{tag.added_epoch | amDateFormat:'dddd, MMMM Do YYYY'}}</td>
This is what the tag.added_epoch
value is added_epoch: 1432252800
However when I convert it online, I get the correct date:
Any idea why my filter is turning 1432252800
into Saturday, January 17th 1970?
回答1:
I'm just quickly summarizing the problem and solution.
Moment.js offers two different ways to create a date from a unix timestamp
moment(1432252800)
and moment.unix(1432252800)
.
Both start at the same time (Jan 1 1970 12AM UTC) but moment()
uses the number as milliseconds, which are around 17 days and moment.unix()
uses seconds.
angular-moment supports the amFromUnix
filter, see source
You can use it the following way
<time am-time-ago="myDate|amFromUnix">
{{myDate|amFromUnix|amCalendar}}
回答2:
Try to write own filter, like this:
newapp.filter("fromTimestamp", function(){
return function(timestamp, format){
return moment.unix(timestamp).format(format)
}
})
And use them
<p class="date">{{date | fromTimestamp:'dddd, MMMM Do YYYY'}}</p>
Plunker demo
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35093347/moment-js-amdateformat-always-returning-date-from-1970