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6/20/2006 11:49 PM
 

Ive notice when I'm logged on to my site the correct date shown but once I logoff a different date is shown. I have website hosted on a US based server so my timezone is set to -06:00 and my user timezone is set to +12:00 being based in NZ. How can I correct this so the date for a anonymous user and logged in user are the same, Any help would be greatly appriciated.

 
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6/21/2006 2:51 AM
 
Go to the site Settings and under Advanced you can set the default time zone.

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6/21/2006 6:37 AM
 
logged in users get the timezone according to their user settings, logged out users get portal default time zone. Please be aware, that DST (daylight saving time) is not recognized at all.

Cheers from Germany,
Sebastian Leupold

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6/22/2006 5:57 PM
 

Times Zones have been causing me a problem ever since I began my DNN trek in March 2003.

I have abandoned trying to use Time Zone adjustments for users and instead every where I can within DNN I use a running coundown timer javascript. This one is best I have found to date. It is terrific and FREE!! http://andrewu.co.uk/clj/countdown/ I had to change my default.aspx just a little bit, but I think you can use a module to inject this script into any page and get the same result.

I wish the DNN Core Team would consider this as an alternative to trying to adjust everyone's time zone especially when you have to consider adjusting time zones for DST. (fagit abou' it).


Thanks Mike Florida US
 
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6/26/2006 6:15 PM
 

Is it possible to make suggestions to the core development team.  It seems there are many users who have problems with timezones.  This especially becomes a problem for users who host their DNN app's in the US, but whose primary audience are international.  The suggestion would be:  It should be possible to set the time of the hosting server under the host settings.  Then each portal could have it's 'time zone' set under site settings as current.  This would give site administrators the ability to choose a default local time.  User accounts could then be adjusted to suit individual users. 

The current system just doesn't work for anyone using hosting services on the other side of the world (our hosting server is UTC -6:00, but our local timezone is UTC =12:00, an 18 hour difference which can be corrected for users who have logged in, but for anyone else (all local anomonyous users), they view the site time based 18 hours behind!!!

If anyone knows a workaround for this, or something I've missed, it would be really appreciated if you could advise (and of course we can't say the portal timezone is UTC +12 (Localtime) cause then logged in users see wacky times....)

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logged in users get the timezone according to their user settings, logged out users get portal default time zone. Please be aware, that DST (daylight saving time) is not recognized at all.


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