Now that I'm a bit futher into this, is it possible that we could
request that we get the actual Olson text string back when we request
the time zone? If we don't get that it makes it inaccurate to get a
users actual local time...?
On Apr 2, 2:28 pm, joshm wrote:
> Gotcha, thx.
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> On Thu, Apr 2, 2009 at 1:09 PM, joshm wrote:
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> > Is it true that the status date created timestamp and timezone offset
> > will give me the users local time (if they have their timezone
> > setup)? If so what about da
Is it true that the status date created timestamp and timezone offset
will give me the users local time (if they have their timezone
setup)? If so what about daylight savings time?
I know we get the timezone in text, but is there a good way to map
this timezone text to say python's pytz library?
