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Hey all so as the title suggest I just have a date picker and it appears to be 4 hours and 56 minutes fast.. which is very strange. Code is very straight foreword:
NSLog(@"%@",datePicker.date);
In the view did load
datePicker.timeZone = [NSTimeZone localTimeZone];
Any ideas/suggestions?
ETA: for example if I set the time as 4 00 PM I get this in the NSLog
0001-01-01 20:56:02 +0000
Set
minimumDateandmaximumDateon your date picker to something sane.Dates before October 1582 tend to have numerous issues in iOS, due to some things recognizing the Julian/Gregorian calendar transition and other things not. There also seems to be accuracy issues in the times when you deal NSDates near the year 1.