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Add option to set ngModel as local timezone #18
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This will set ngModel if it’s not defined.
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Add option to set ngModel as local timezone
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Hi,
I have been using this directive and in my use case I not only want to show local timezone but also set ngModel with local timezone if ngModel is not defined.
I decided to only enable the option if jsTimezoneDetect is installed, we could hack a way to implement it without jsTimezoneDetect but I don't think that should be done.
Let me know what's your opinion.