The offset is passed to the CFC constructor:
<cfset application.gCal = createObject("component",
"GoogleCalendar").init("yourlogin","password",-5)>
In the example above, the offset is -5.
FYI, I don't read cf-talk very often. Your best bet is to contact me
directly, or use the "Contact Project Owner" link at RIAForge.
On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 12:52 PM, Matt Blatchley <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> I've recently downloaded Ray Camden's GoogleCalendar.cfc and I'm having a
> heck of time understanding how the timezone offset is supposed to work. I'm
> calling to the CFC using the following code:
>
> <cfset Da_date3 =
> "#calendarYear#/#calendarMonth#/#DaysOfWeekArray[placement]#">
> <cfset events =
> application.CRM.getEvents(calid=calId,maxevents=50,orderby="starttime",sortdir="d",startMin="#Da_date3#",startMax="#Da_date3#")>
> And the dates that come back in the query results are sometimes 5 hours
> behind. But I've tried to make changes within the CFC by setting the <cfset
> variables.tzOffset = 5> and a few other things, but I can't seem to get
> anything to work.
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