I have an ASP.Net MVC site with a KOGrid in one of my views. This pulls data by making an Ajax call to a controller which then selects from SQL Server via EF. My data table can be seen below:
I have the following column definition for my KO Grid:
self.columnDefs = [
{ width: 50, field: 'workflowTask_WorkflowTaskId', displayName: 'Id' },
{ width: 150, field: 'Timestamp', displayName: 'Timestamp', cellFilter: function (data) { return moment(data).format('DD/MM/YYYY h:mm a') } },
{ width: 100, field: 'currentState', displayName: 'Crnt State' },
{ width: 500, field: 'note', displayName: 'Notes' },
{ width: 100, field: 'previousState', displayName: 'Prev State' },
{ width: 100, field: 'currentUser', displayName: 'Crnt User', sortable: false },
{ width: 100, field: 'amendedByUser', displayName: 'Amnd By', sortable: false },
{ width: 100, field: 'previousUser', displayName: 'Prev User', sortable: false }
];
I have the following grid options:
self.gridOptions = {
data: self.recs,
columnDefs: self.columnDefs,
autogenerateColumns: false,
showGroupPanel: true,
canSelectRows: false,
showFilter: true,
filterOptions: self.filterOptions,
enablePaging: true,
pagingOptions: self.pagingOptions,
sortInfo: self.sortInfo,
rowHeight: 35
};
I have an observable array to hold the data to be displayed in the kogrid:
self.recs = ko.observableArray([]);
This is populated by the following javascript function:
self.get = function () {
$loadingIndicator.show();
$.ajax({
url: BASE_URL + 'TaskHistory/GetRecords',
type: 'get',
data: {
'page': self.pagingOptions.currentPage(),
'pageSize': self.pagingOptions.pageSize(),
'filter': self.filterOptions.filterText == undefined ? '' : self.filterOptions.filterText(),
'sort': self.sortInfo().column.field + ' ' + self.sortInfo().direction
},
contentType: 'application/json; charset=utf-8',
success: function (data) {
self.pagingOptions.totalServerItems(data.RecCount);
var recsArray = [];
$.each(data.PageOfRecords, function (key, value) {
recsArray.push(
new Task(value.WorkflowTaskHistoryId,
value.Timestamp,
value.PreviousState,
value.CurrentState,
value.AmendedByUser,
value.Note,
value.PreviousUser,
value.CurrentUser,
value.WorkflowTask_WorkflowTaskId));
});
self.recs(recsArray);
}
});
$loadingIndicator.hide();
};
As can be seen in the following screen grab from Chrome Developer tools, this observable is correctly populated:
My problem is - when displayed, the date shown are all for the current machine datetime - not related to the data retrieved from the ajax call, as shown below:
Can anyone see where I went wrong please?