Well, you can use get getTimezonOffset()-method which is the minutes
different from the UTC/GMT time
For example, here in The Netherlands the offset should be 120mins.
This means that the Date-object will
always return your so called zone-related time in Flash. After that
you can remove the offset from the current time and then you get the
UK or GMT/UTC time.
OH, there is a way to bring out zone related time in Flash? I only
knew the
way, that takes the time from the local computer. How'd you do it?
Any tutorial or script?
On Wed, Apr 22, 2009 at 8:31 PM, Weyert de Boer <w...@innerfuse.biz>
wrote:
Ain't that the same as the UTC time? As far as I know UTC time is
GMT which
is the UK time. Of course, you need to take the daylight saving into
account.
Winter: UTC+0 (UTC=GMT)
Summer: UTC+1 (GMT+1)
On Apr 22, 2009, at 8:16 PM, Pedro Kostelec wrote:
Hello
Is there a way to create a clock that would show UK time,
regardless in
which time zone you are?
Thanks,
Pedro Kostelec
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