MatDatePicker subtracts 1 day from selected date

[ClumsyMonkey]

Description This issue have been talked about before, but from what Im seeing the bug is still here. Its very simple: Add MatDatePicker component and select a date. The output is selected date - 1 day. Using the ToLocale does not seem to fix the issue. On my local machine it works fine but when I upload to Azure the bug starts to show. The number you select in the datepicker should reflect the output.

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Create a new project and install the MatBlazor package.
2. Add MatDatePicker to a page.
3. Select a date

In this example I select the 23rd. The code was uploaded to an Azure web app so this example is not from my locale machine.

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[gismofx]

Can confirm too. Happens locally and on my server. I also tried overriding the Format property on MatDatePicker in multiple ways and always yields date -1.

I've tried stepping through some of the Flatpickr and matblazor JS and it looks like the correct date is being passed there; the pop-up shows the correct date and the text field is minus 1 day.

[Christoffleroux]

I am also getting this issue when selecting a date a -1 value is set on the bound field

[rsobon]

For me it's always setting time to 10 PM (I have time picker completely disabled too, only date) and thus it also results in setting -1 day than selected. The date is set to UTC.

However in my case calling date.ToLocalTime() sets the time back to 00:00:00 (from 10:00:00 PM) so it kind of works around the issue. But definitely needs a long term fix ASAP

[Nerewan]

And there are two similar cases:

• at MatBlazor site DatePicker yields selected date -1 and shows it with that new value;
• in my proj DatePicker does things equal, but shows correct date (and sets yieded date to binded value)

Ладно, мой английский заставляет страдать, так что на всякий случай пишу ещё и так. Наблюдаю два схожих случая:

• на Вашем сайте MatBlazor DataPicker устанавливает значение со сдвигом на -1 и отображает его уже сдвинутым;
• в моём проекте он всё так же устанавливает забинженое значение со сдвигом на -1, но отображает при этом корректную дату

[Albertoenriquepaulo]

This worked for me: ExampleDate = ExampleDate.Value.AddDays(0).ToLocalTime();

[shantammittal]

for me in the datepicker(ui) it shows 2nd Feb but when I am fetching the value from formControl it subtracts 1 from days.

The display and the fetched values should be same.

[jdnav]

In my case worked the following:

• yourDate.toLocaleDateString() --> DD/MM/YYYY
• yourDate.toLocaleString() --> DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm:ss