CurrentTime - IE & Edge Vs FireFox or Chrome

I noticed that when I utilize a simple action to display Lectora default VAR "CurrentTime" and have an action display it in a text box using Change Contents, the time displayed in Edge and IE is odd to say the least.

Any ideas how to correct/change this?

1st img of Lectora

2nd img of IE

3rd img of Chrome

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Discussion (10)

Hey Paul! From my searching it looks like this is a known issue. IE and Edge's native code doesn't have the same formatting as Chrome and FF. I'll ask if there's a work around known.

Maybe this? https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cd9w2te4(v=vs.94).aspx

Of course the attachments are displayed in reverse order.... :0

What version are you running?

Thanks, I'll work on using JS to change the information.

11:377. Too funny. 

Thanks Sergey...

P.S. The development team is working on publishing out a fix for this issue so the script won't always be neccessary.

I would have posted a solution but I have a meeting at 11:377... Just kidding! :D

If your script is working, just add another line: VarJavaTime.set(CowMinusOne); that's it!

I'm stuck....

here what I have so far:

// I create a new var in JS and make it equal the var JavaTime which was declared in Lectora;

var cow= VarJavaTime.value;

//To make sure it is a string to edit I convert it;

var cow2string = String(cow);

//Now that it is a string I remove the excess

var CowMinusOne = cow2string.slice(0, -3)

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At this point CowMinusOne has to correct information I want.

So how to I set the variable JavaTime in Lectora to equal CowMinusOne?

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