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use:<br />
<br />
var now = new Date();<br />
var tomorrow = new Date(now.getMilliseconds()<wbr />);<br />
tomorrow.setDate( tomorrow.getDate()+1);
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use:

var now = new Date();
var tomorrow = new Date(now.getMilliseconds());
tomorrow.setDate( tomorrow.getDate()+1);

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now.getMilliseconds() ??<br />
You mean now.getTime();<br />

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now.getMilliseconds() ??
You mean now.getTime();


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No now.getMilliseconds() is correct.<br />
The constuctor of Date also accepts miliseconds. AFAIK Date constructot has 5 different contruct parameters-sets, one is Milliseconds.
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No now.getMilliseconds() is correct.
The constuctor of Date also accepts miliseconds. AFAIK Date constructot has 5 different contruct parameters-sets, one is Milliseconds.

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Try it yourself<br />
<br />
javascript:alert( new Date(new Date(1185449647512).getMil<wbr />liseconds(<wbr />)))
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Try it yourself

javascript:alert( new Date(new Date(1185449647512).getMilliseconds()))

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Perhaps the working version should have been the accepted solution?
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Perhaps the working version should have been the accepted solution?

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sorry, mplungjan, you are right... I tohugt the othe version worked but it did not.<br />
<br />
if you know a way I can retify this let me know.<br />
<br />
g2d<br />

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sorry, mplungjan, you are right... I tohugt the othe version worked but it did not.

if you know a way I can retify this let me know.

g2d


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Hi <br />
<br />
how do I do a deep copy in JS, specifically with the date object.<br />
<br />
E.g.<br />
<br />
var now = new Date();<br />
var tomorrow = now;// this does a shalow copy<br />
<br />
var tomorrow.setDate( tomorrow.getDate+1);// this does will add a day to both refrences to the same date object :-(<br />
<br />
My question is how would I do a deep copy of the now object and refer by tomorrow<br />
<br />
regards<br />
<br />
g2d
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Hi 

how do I do a deep copy in JS, specifically with the date object.

E.g.

var now = new Date();
var tomorrow = now;// this does a shalow copy

var tomorrow.setDate( tomorrow.getDate+1);// this does will add a day to both refrences to the same date object :-(

My question is how would I do a deep copy of the now object and refer by tomorrow

regards

g2d

Deep Copy in Java script (Date)

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