I have a screen with a DATE field (Start Date) where the user can enter any date
<label class="item item-input">
<span class="input-label">Start Date</span>
<input type="date" ng-model="currentItem.OpenDate">
</label>
I added the following to the Save button's click event
console.log("Normal date " + $scope.currentItem.OpenDate);
The console shows the following date
Normal date Fri May 01 2015 00:00:00 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Here's the push event
$scope.data.accounts.push({ 'AccountName': $scope.currentItem.AccountName, 'StartBalance': $scope.currentItem.StartBalance, 'OpenDate': $scope.currentItem.OpenDate, 'AccountType': $scope.currentItem.AccountType });
HOWEVER, the date $scope.currentItem.OpenDate
is not getting saved to Firebase, the rest of the data is saving properly. What am I missing?
You unfortunately didn't include the code that initializes the OpenDate
property. But it looks like you're trying to write a JavaScript Date
object into Firebase. The Firebase documentation specifies that it supports these types:
object, array, string, number, boolean, or
null
In order to store the Date
's value, you will have to convert it to a supported type. E.g.
$scope.data.accounts.push({
'AccountName': $scope.currentItem.AccountName,
'StartBalance': $scope.currentItem.StartBalance,
'OpenDate': $scope.currentItem.OpenDate.toString(),
'AccountType': $scope.currentItem.AccountType
});
Or alternatively:
'OpenDate': $scope.currentItem.OpenDate.getTime(),