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DateTime is misleading #153

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superpowers11 opened this issue May 3, 2017 · 2 comments
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DateTime is misleading #153

superpowers11 opened this issue May 3, 2017 · 2 comments
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This was something I thought about awhile ago, but never submitted an issue. The time of a signature is always set to 12:00 AM which could be a little confusing for users. Not a big deal, but something that we might as well make accurate, if we are going to display it. It should be a quick fix

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eanyanwu commented May 3, 2017

So the database column is of time "date", so it doesn't store time info.
The c# type is Datetime, so when it converts and doesn't see time info, my guess is that it defaults to "12:00 AM".
The easiest thing I think would be to omit the time entirely.

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Closed with #165

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