I am having an issue while retrieving a date field from CRM using Fetchxml and displaying it using web template in CRM Portals.
Date is CRM:
10/10/2018 00:00:00 (TimeZone UTC+10:00)
CRM Portals (Adx studio portals) renders the below:
09/10/2018 02:00:00 PM
Can someone suggest how to handle this?
Regards,
Rizwan Aarif
Check out Behavior and format of the date and time field.
Specifically I think you will want to look at these elements:
Depending on what the field represents, you can choose one of the
following field behaviors for portal forms and grids:
User Local: The field values are displayed in the user’s local time
and formatted as per their current portal language/locale.
...
You can also override the default date/time format to be used on
portals by creating the following site settings:
DateTime/DateFormat: The date format used on the portal.
DateTime/TimeFormat: The time format used on the portal.
DateTime/DateTimeFormat: The format for full date and time used on the portal.
By default, the portal uses the standard date/time formats specified
by the website language settings.
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