Remember: The new Date () pit in iOS

The first time I met you, I recorded it.

To create a new date object of a specified time, the usual practice is to:

New Date ("2018-04-27 11:11"); then you can get information on the date

This format is not a problem in chrome,firefox,android ... However, however, there is a problem in iOS, and the object returns a valid Date?????? Why is this value returned, this is not a valid meaning ....

The results found that ... In iOS, the string specified in the new date is also formatted ...

New Date ("2018/04/27 11:11") in order to return the result correctly ....

Safari and IE have not been tested, do not know whether this problem will also occur, if there is a similar situation, then you can use the following method to solve

var obj=new Date ("2018-04-27 11:11"). Replace (/-/g, "/");

After all, in the new date of the 2018/04/27 This format is also supported in other browsers ...

Remember: The new Date () pit in iOS