Convert JS timestamp to time in C#, and then convert the timestamp in C# to time in JS
Timestamp in JS
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var dt = new Date().getTime();// Timestamp
C# Timestamp to time
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DateTime dtStart = ( new DateTime(1970, 1, 1));
long lTime = (dt + "0000"); //Instructions, the time format is 13 bits and add 4 "0" to the next. If the time format is 10 bits, add 7 "0" to the next. As for why I don't know much, it is also converted according to the code written by others.
TimeSpan toNow = new TimeSpan(lTime);
DateTime dtResult = (toNow); //Get the converted time
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C# Time to Time Stamp
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System. DateTime startTime = ( new System. DateTime(1970, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0));
//intResult = (time- startTime).TotalMilliseconds;
DateTime dtResult//Get time
long t = ( - ) / 10000;//Adjust 10000 to 13 digits
JS
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var d = new Date(data); //Timestamp to time
alert(formatDate(d));
//Format time
function formatDate(now) {
var year=();
var month=()+1;
var date=();
var hour=();
var minute=();
var second=();
return year+ "-"+month+ "-"+date+ " "+hour+":" +minute+":" +second;
}
The code is super simple, but it is very practical. Please refer to it.