DST and the forum
DST and the forum
Is there a way to turn Daylight Savings Time off for the forum? For half of every year it timestamps posts an hour ahead, and has just begun another round of doing so.
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Re: DST and the forum
Thanks for reminding me! You need to toggle it manually in the User Profile, Board Settings.Bosterson wrote:Is there a way to turn Daylight Savings Time off for the forum?
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Grannyhiker
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Re: DST and the forum
Your posts reminded me to do that!
Actually, we are now on standard time only 1/3 (4 months) of the year.
Actually, we are now on standard time only 1/3 (4 months) of the year.
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justpeachy
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Re: DST and the forum
Huh, this is strange. I posted something on a thread a few minutes ago and it displayed the correct time. Then I saw this thread and went into my user settings and set Summer Time/DST is in effect to "no". Then I posted a reply on a different thread and it also displayed the correct time. So no matter what that setting is, the time is displaying correctly for me. What gives?
Re: DST and the forum
If I have it set to "no", then your post (the one I quoted) shows 8:37. If I set it to "yes", your post is stamped 9:37 after I refresh the page. Try hitting F5?justpeachy wrote:So no matter what that setting is, the time is displaying correctly for me. What gives?
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Re: DST and the forum
Ah yes, I'm seeing that now. Okay, this is good to know for the future.kepPNW wrote:If I have it set to "no", then your post (the one I quoted) shows 8:37. If I set it to "yes", your post is stamped 9:37 after I refresh the page. Try hitting F5?