Quick and easy readable -> mysql UTC -> readable again

gistfile1.txt

User chooses date and time in picker.

Post to server:

var mom = moment(date).utc().format("YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss");
		$.post("/endpoint", {time: mom}, function(obj){

				if(typeof(obj) != "object"){
					obj = $.parseJSON(obj);
				}
				// put the UTC time in the field
				$(".time-do").text(obj.schedule);
				
				// mark it dirty
				$(".time-do").addClass("to-local-time");
				
				// convert all to-local-time's
				utils.convertUTCsToLocalTime();

		});
		
		
// utility code to convert UTC timestamps to user readable local time.
utils.convertUTCsToLocalTime = function(){
	var utcs = $(".to-local-time");
	$.each(utcs, function(idx, utc){
		var loc = utils.convertUTCToLocalTime($(utc).text());
		if(loc == ""){
			$(utc).removeClass("to-local-time").text("--").addClass("invalid-date");
		}
		else{
			$(utc).removeClass("to-local-time").text(loc).removeClass("invalid-date");;
		}
		//var mom = new moment($(utc).text() + "Z");
		//$(utc).removeClass(".to-local-time").text(mom.local().format("DD/MM/YYYY h:mm a"));

	});
}

utils.convertUTCToLocalTime = function(utc){
	var mom = new moment(utc + "Z");
	var result = mom.local().format("DD/MM/YYYY h:mm a");
	if(result == "Invalid date"){
		result = "";
	}
	return result;
}


// The controller (/endpoint):
$time = Input::get("time");
			// date('Y-m-d H:i:s'); format
			$run->relevant_time = $time;
			$run->save();