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JavaScript Date & time functions expect & return time '''in milliseconds'''. This differs from Calculation fields, which use seconds. | JavaScript Date & time functions expect & return time '''in milliseconds'''. This differs from Calculation fields, which use seconds. | ||
Also, Memento includes an optional JavaScript library '''moment.js''' that provides flexible formatting of dates and times. For a summary of this library, see [http://momentjs.com http://momentjs.com]. For more details, see [http://momentjs.com/docs http://momentjs.com/docs].<br/> Note that the particular library included in | Also, Memento includes an optional JavaScript library '''moment.js''' that provides flexible formatting of dates and times. For a summary of this library, see [http://momentjs.com http://momentjs.com]. For more details, see [http://momentjs.com/docs http://momentjs.com/docs].<br/> Note that the particular library included in Memento at this time is called moment.min.js. | ||
See '''[[Date field]]''', '''[[DateTime field]]''', or '''[[Time field]]''' for details of formatting date & time values. | See '''[[Date field]]''', '''[[DateTime field]]''', or '''[[Time field]]''' for details of formatting date & time values. | ||