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It is at the end of these lines (highlighted in yellow):
// Local Date and Time in Profile $post['localtime'] = date($vboptions['timeformat'], TIMENOW+($post['timezoneoffset']-$vboptions['timeoffset'])*3600); $post['localdate'] = date($vboptions['dateformat'], TIMENOW+($post['timezoneoffset']-$vboptions['timeoffset'])*3600); // Local Date and Time in Profile |
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Local Time: 11:49 AM Local Date: 12-13-2006 (Actual time being 06:49pm) |
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With my offset as 0;
Local Time: 04:59 PM Local Date: 01-28-2004 Actual local time being 06:59pm. For the record, I have my DST settings set to be automatically detected. |
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Enable Daylight Savings (dstonoff) |
Yes I did. Enabling it hasn't changed anything though, apparantly. My time is still two hours behind.
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That's really strange, because I have been running it on my forums for 3 weeks now and it has never faltered once. I wanted to thoroughly test it before I released it.
I will look at the code and figure out what is going on. I will post a fix here shortly. Please bear with me. I WILL get this working for you. ;) Is everyone else having the same problem? |
Yup - like I said mine is one hour out for me (and I am in DST)
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Ok. Try this for the code in the member.php and let me know if it fixes it in the profile. If it does, I will change the rest of the code and get it to you.
In member.php, replace: PHP Code:
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You - sir - are a gentleman and a scholar :)
That's done the trick :D :D |
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