How to get same date while serializing as it is in database using Javascript serializer

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>Hi,
I have one record in which i have field"CurrentDate" as 8/27/2014
but when i serialize it using

C#

var invoiceDataSerializer = new JavaScriptSerializer();
var invoiceData= invoiceDataSerializer.Serialize(invoiceSerializedList);

it is coming in "invoiceData" as

C#

[{"Rowno":1,"ProjectName":"Agendia Inc: LIS Maintenance \u0026 Support","EmployeeRoleTypeName":"Developer","WorkHours":25,"InvoiceStartNo":"tf-0256","CurrentDate":"\/Date(1409077800000)\/","TotalWorkingDays":"83","TotalWorkingHrs":"15272","BillableHrs":"897","NonBillableHrs":"272","DateRange":" 5/1/2014 to 8/28/2014"}

further

C#

var excelInvoice = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<list><invoice>>(invoiceData);

and in excelInvoice for "Current Date "
it is returning 8/26/2014

how is it possible..I am not able to fix this issue.

any help will be appreciable
thanks and regards

Posted 27-Aug-14 20:32pm

shivani 2013

Updated 27-Aug-14 20:33pm

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Jameel VM 28-Aug-14 2:39am

i think this might be a problem of timezone. I suggest you to convert the CurrentDate to String before serializing.So it will be remains the same.else you should pass timezone(offset) from the client to the server and then try yourDate.Value.AddMinutes(Convert.ToInt32(offsetfromClient)*-1);

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