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I went to http://www.hedgehogwheels.com/forums/ and i registered as a member there.... what i was amazed was.
How did you do the timeroffset option at the register section Freddie??! That is something really useful. Is it a hack already here in vB forums? A hack you did yourself?(if so, willing to share? ) , or is it just in the options and i overlooked it.....=P (newbie here) . Thank you all for your time! Show Your Support
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If you mean what I think you mean, that comes standard in vBulletin - check in your profile on this site...
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ahh it is there silly me. But i like it how freddie has it as a drop down box. (so users need not think how many hours they are offset to the server=))
Anyone know how? freddie? ![]() Thanks |
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But if you need it now, just open your date/time control panel in Windows and duplicate the TimeZone drop down box using Form elements. Set the value to the offset and it will work. |
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ahhh hmmm thanks!
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