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eva2000 03-24-2001 01:44 PM

it would be nice if you could visually show the timezones like on fandom.com's UBB at the bottom

http://messageboard.fandom.com/Fando...n/Ultimate.cgi

03-24-2001 03:02 PM

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This is how they did it in cgi for that UBB

If it helps anyone.
Sorry I mentioned the cgi word around here.

I would love to have this hack

03-24-2001 03:23 PM

Now this is one of the few hacks I'd find really useful for my site. I'd want it to handle daylight saving automatically though.

Start coding eva2000! You just got some new PHP books didn't ya? :)

03-24-2001 03:26 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by fastforward
Now this is one of the few hacks I'd find really useful for my site. I'd want it to handle daylight saving automatically though.

Start coding eva2000! You just got some new PHP books didn't ya? :)

:lol: i have only got as far is Introduction to PHP variables and operators hehe

still have a loooooooong way to go :D

03-24-2001 03:52 PM

Actually that wouldn't be that hard. It would be a matter of knowing what timezone the server reports, then offsetting that for each timezone (+1, +2, -1, -2, etc.). I might be able to whip something up. (Emphasis on *might*!;))

03-24-2001 03:53 PM

working on it..

03-24-2001 03:58 PM

cool thanks in advance :)

i think used correctly it would foster greater participation on forums as everyone would know the time of day to meet

theflow 07-23-2001 08:15 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by eva2000
cool thanks in advance :)

i think used correctly it would foster greater participation on forums as everyone would know the time of day to meet

Eva2000, I notice your site has these world times. Did anyone ever publish the code to do so? Did you do it manually with offsets? Can you publish the code you used? Thanks much.

Richard
rh@theflow.com

eva2000 07-23-2001 10:02 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by theflow


Eva2000, I notice your site has these world times. Did anyone ever publish the code to do so? Did you do it manually with offsets? Can you publish the code you used? Thanks much.

Richard
rh@theflow.com

just a search for my username and timezones would lead you to http://vbulletin.com/forum/showthrea...light=timezone ;)

Logtenberg 11-27-2001 08:35 PM

Hi Eva,

I can't find the hack that lists the world times on index.php. Has it been removed?


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