Hi Corban, Marcelo,
>Marcelo Volmaro wrote:
> I did that code :)
Absolutely! And thank you again. Awesome! (Corban and I corresponded on the
topic, offlist, back when the Flashcoders list was down for so very long.)
> check if I'm in DST
And that, Corban, is the trick. At least for me. My W
I can't send code if that's what you need (because it belongs to a client
app) but on each clock (that are a kind of widget you can place into a
dashboard) you can select the timezone you want to display in that clock.
The time is simply calculated by performing some math on the Date object:
thats great! Marcelo! sorry about the code confusion. :) do you have
any examples of how you are implementing this? I think i have put my
clocks together ok... i'd kinda like to see how you are using it. do
you mind?
On Wed, Mar 26, 2008 at 6:08 PM, Marcelo Volmaro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I
I did that code :)
You have problems because the US changed the DST policy. Now it starts at
SECOND SUNDAY of MARCH
and ends at FIRST SUNDAY of NOVEMBER.
So, USADLS now should be (2, 0, 3, 1, 0, 11);
I don't know if the other policies changed too.
This is the latest table:
OLD_USADST: new
Hey all,
because of the daylight savings time going on across the world I was
having trouble with the world clocks I setup for a client. I tried to
implement the code below but was un succesful to do it correctly
apparently. Does anyone have any working examples of this. And if so
do you mind shari
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