Now a new problem has come up in the same scenario, also related to the same date field that earlier did not work because of the bug described above. I contacted the Integromat support team nearly two weeks ago, but no response so far. I’m now trying my luck in the Webflow community, again
To summarize the problem, I have a Webflow form that feeds an Integromat scenario with a date (e.g. 09/16/2020), this date is sent to a date field in a Webflow collection post through the Integromat Webflow module. All visible trace of this date inside the Integromat scenario (including the Webflow modules) has the correct date (09/16/2020), but in the published Webflow collection post, the date is always set to 1 day before the correct date, e.g. 09/15/2020
I tried to run the scenario at a time of day when both Europe and the US are within the same date, to check if it was a time zone problem, but with the same result.
For testing purposes, could you run the scenario, but don’t write back to Webflow. Send it to a webhook or to some other storage/database to see what it posts as?
Also are you sending just a date? Or date and time?
The output is a clean and correct " 09/16/2020 " with no time zone data or hours. This should work fine in Webflow, at least it has done so before. I have bypassed the bug for now by adding 1 day in the Integromat scenario date format. It solved my problem, but there is probably something wrong with the date function at either Integromat or Webflow.
I have Europe/Oslo on both Integromat and Webflow site settings. I got an reply from Integromat support yesterday suggesting that this error could be fixed with setting time zone formatting with my local time zone (Europe/Oslo), but this unfortunately had no effect. I think this is an indication that this error has nothing to do with time zones at all…?