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How can I get only date and time separately using tolocalestring with date in javaScript.


What I have tried:

function update_time_zone_2() {
    let timezone = time_zones_2.options[time_zones_2.selectedIndex].value;

    let date_and_time = new Date().toLocaleString("en-US", {
        timeZone: "Africa/Abidjan",
        timeStyle: "medium",
        hourCycle: "h12"
    });
    console.log(date_and_time);
    document.getElementById('time_2').innerHTML = date_and_time;

}
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Updated 29-Jul-21 22:35pm

 
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Arslan Anjum 2021 30-Jul-21 6:01am    
Thanks, It is really very helpful.
dnow = Date().toLocaleString() - will give you all you want. Just break on space
dnow = dnow.split(" ", 9); Result: (9) ["Tue", "Aug", "10", "2021", "14:16:01", "GMT-0500", "(Central", "Daylight", "Time)"]
dnow[4]; will give you current time "14:16:01"

Two lines of coding and you are all set :-)
 
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