I had this issue traveling. It appears that Chrome is checking the date/time. If wrong, it will barf and report this error: NET::ERRCERTDATEINVALID. I was able to fix this on my Surface Pro by changing the time zone to the correct location. If are seeing this issue, make sure your time/date is correct. Take Control of Your Survey Data with NVivo 11 for Windows - Duration: 39:47. NVivo by QSR 4,692 views.
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This seems to happen for any extremely old schedules
My question(beds): What precisely can be invalid right here, and why just Web browser? How can I shift past this problem and really create a copy of the daté?
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lt appears that when a date object is passed to the Date constructor in Web browser, it's evaluated as something other than the time worth (possibly phone callstoString).Tó push it to assess to the time value, you can do:
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When a one value is approved to the Day constructor, it's converted to a old fashioned. The standards doesn'capital t say whether it should end up being converted to a chain or amount. So Web browser isn't non-compliant, it's simply behaving in a different way.
It can be unusual though that Web browser doesn'testosterone levels appear to correctly parse it'h own line counsel of a daté in this situation. It appears to fail for any daté before 70-01-01, which may be moot since the Gregorian appointments was just released in 1582. The period worth itself can protect dates from 283458 BC to 287396 AD.
Anyway, the fix can be simple.
Edit 2016
In ES5, transferring a Time to the Date constructor calledDate.prototype.toStringso the cónstructor then acquired to parse it't own string edition of the date. ECMAScript 2015 fixed that so the time value is used straight rather.Nevertheless, not really all browsers support ECMAScript 2015 yet so even though the opportunity of
fresh Date(date)
coming back an wrong value are small and becoming smaller by the time, it's nevertheless safer to use+date
(until IE 8 is definitely completely gone).RóbGRobG