When I am converting milliseconds to date, its creating a wrong date.

Number of milliseconds : 1460226660, which is actually: 10 april 2016. But it's showing me the following date : 17 January 1970, when I tried new Date(1460226660);

When I am converting milliseconds to date, its creating a wrong date.

Number of milliseconds : 1460226660, which is actually: 10 april 2016. But it's showing me the following date : 17 January 1970, when I tried new Date(1460226660);

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• 3 new Date(2016, 03, 10).valueOf() -> 1460242800000. Your original value is wrong. – James Thorpe Commented Mar 15, 2016 at 11:32
• i took help of this which is showing me right date. timestampconvert./… – Niraj Commented Mar 15, 2016 at 11:34
• Your value is number of seconds, treated as milliseconds. It is out by a factor of 1000. – sideroxylon Commented Mar 15, 2016 at 11:35

2 Answers 2

I think your value is in seconds, not milliseconds, so try multiply it by 1000.

new Date(1460226660 * 1000)

Your value 1460226660 are seconds and not milliseconds.

var date = new Date(1460226660 * 1000);
document.write(date.toDateString());