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What time zone are you accessing it from? |
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14 hour difference...
do you have in account for dailight savings? Is it saying Good Afternoon as you are at 11:00 am, or a different time before 11:00 am? |
Server -5
Me: -5 9:50PM and getting Good Morning.... |
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The reason I'm asking is that I think for some reason its taking the server time and subtracting the server time (adding the -x) and then subtracting the timezone offset. I could have the formula wrong too, of course. 9:50pm -5 (GMT-5) = 4:50pm -5 (individual timezone GMT-5) = 11:50 am = "Good Morning" +/- daylight savings. Does that make sense? |
works for me! installed
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if you are looking for a more permanent [non-dynamic] greeting, simply change the welcome_x prase [page 32 in global phrases] to something like "Yo, wessep {1}"
I tried this plugin as well, with bad results. I'm not knocking the script, it's a great idea! Once it's working properly, I'll certainly use it. |
I'm wondering if a variable could be created out of current user time (the same time that displays the timestamp on the forums when someone posts). That would take out the guesswork on the formulas.
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