Micro-letter Page countdown code (to solve Safari incompatible date problem) _javascript tips

Don't say much, please look at the following code

Pc:

1.html page:

<div class= "ATime" >
   <em id= "t_d" ></em>
   <em id= "T_h" ></em>
   <em id= "t_m "></em>
   <em id=" t_s "></em>
</div>

2.js:

<script type= "Text/javascript" >
 function Getrtime () {
  var end = "<?php echo $info [' end_date '];?>" + "23:59:59";
  var endtime= new Date (end);
  var nowtime = new Date ();
  var t =endtime.gettime ()-nowtime.gettime ();
  var d=0;
  var h=0;
  var m=0;
  var s=0;
  if (t>=0) {
   d=math.floor (t/1000/60/60/24);
   H=math.floor (t/1000/60/60%24);
   M=math.floor (t/1000/60%60);
   S=math.floor (t/1000%60);
  }
  document.getElementById ("T_d"). InnerHTML = D;
  document.getElementById ("T_h"). InnerHTML = h;
  document.getElementById ("T_m"). InnerHTML = m;
  document.getElementById ("t_s"). InnerHTML = S;
 }
 SetInterval (getrtime,1000);
</script>

The above code has an error in Safari because:

The Safari browser in the IOS5 version (without IOS5) correctly interprets the Date object for new date (' 2013-10-21 ') in JavaScript.

But in the IOS5 version, Safari explains that new date (' 2013-10-21 ') is not correct, and that IOS5 's safari is always returned with "Invalid date."

I later looked up the information on the Internet, which was originally a low version of Safari explaining the object of new Date (' 2013-10-21 '), which is not supported by Safari in IOS5,

And it's supported by the new date (' 2013 ', ' 10 ', ' 21 ') so that it can solve the "Invalid date" problem and return a JavaScript date back.

If you want safari in IOS5 to parse new Date correctly, you have to write this.

New Date (' 2013/10/21 '); or var d = new Date;d = D.getfullyear () > 0? D:new Date (Date.parse (Date.replace (/-/g, "/"));

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