Ah. I'd guess, from what you're telling me, that the user's phone has the
wrong time, the wrong local time zone, and the correct local time display.
I'm not sure how we'd figure that out for sure
Anyway, your idea of an override preference is probably the best thing you
could do in your
Jake,
I have a vb project that auto detects Time Zone and Day Light Savings Time..
I found these JS files online and they seem to work great..
TimeZoneDetection.js :
//Provided by
http://www.michaelapproved.com/articles/timezone-detect-and-ignore-daylight-
Forgot to mention. I'm not sure if you are already using this but the Navy
has a nice pearl script you can POST to and retrieve a good bit of Sun/Moon
data. They have to forms one allows you to enter the city name and state to
get the data (not all cities are listed) the other allows you to
While one hopes he does, it's not always a good assumption. But that aspect
wasn't the intended focus of my remarks.
The point is -- the timezone SHOULD have absolutely ZERO impact on the
actual calculated times.
There are really only three ways to get an error here that I can see. (Chime
in if
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