Question

Is there some way to tell Javascript that it should never use anything but the UTC timezone?

When I create a new Date object, it gets my browsers timezone, but this will muck up when transporting via JSON.

All dates and times in the app are naive and has no use for the users timezone. So creating and working with only UTC times would be just fine, but no matter what I do, I just get what my date would look like in UTC and thats just not good enough.

I am using Bakcbone and DateJS if that makes any difference.

Any ideas on this?

Answer 1

I ended up just using .toString() and sending that along with the JSON post. Seemed like the simplest thing to do.