Thanks for your reply. As I am not the originator of this system that I
now the principal developer of, I did not come up with the list of time
zones. However, with 10,000+ users around the world, I am reasonably sure
that there are a few users that are using them for whatever reason for
their
On Sun, 26 Jun 2016, Steve James wrote:
I am the principal developer for the FreeToastHost website system, a free
website provider, content management system, and email list server used
by over 10,000+ Toastmasters public speaking clubs worldwide. Toastmasters is
a non-profit and much of the
I am the principal developer for the FreeToastHost website system, a free
website provider, content management system, and email list server used by
over 10,000+ Toastmasters public speaking clubs worldwide. Toastmasters is
a non-profit and much of the labor to support clubs is done on a
> I don't understand [why] it is not already in the DateTime module
Because it doesn't make a lot of sense. GMT+6 doesn't allow for daylight
savings changes and any other historic changes. it requires your users
to come to the site twice a year to adjust their time zone.
Instead you should
Thanks for your reply. I just edited my timezone.txt file (attached) that
the code uses as the "guts" for the timezones select. The change seems to
be working ok, but still keeping my fingers crossed...
My only point is, though, that since this such a simple thing, I don't
understand what it is
Thanks for your reply.
My users select a timezone from a list. I do not think that +0600 will be
as clear as Etc/GMT+6, so it looks like I am going to have to do a
workaround for this. ;-(
I think I can maybe store +0600 but show Etc/GMT+6 to the user (via an HTML
select), but I will have to
It does, however, support "+" and "-".
$ perl -MDateTime -E'DateTime->today(time_zone => "+0600"); say "ok"'
ok
On Sun, Jun 26, 2016 at 11:13 PM, Steve James <4steveja...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I am the principal developer for the FreeToastHost website system, a free
> website provider,
I am the principal developer for the FreeToastHost website system, a free
website provider, content management system, and email list server used by over
10,000+ Toastmasters public speaking clubs worldwide. Toastmasters is a
non-profit and much of the labor to support clubs is done on a
