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Formatting postDate using the ElementAPI plugin
The JSON transformer will do its best to convert that object to JSON by returning its visible properties, which produces the JSON object in your example. … So, what you really want in your JSON - rather than a representation of the whole DateTime object - is a more primitive value that Angular knows how to interpret as a date: You need a timestamp. …
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