+-------[ Miguel Beltran R. ]---------------------- | | | If you strftime to show the hour and minute too, you will see as I | previously said it is showing you the time in UTC (as determined by how | many hours is it out). | | | | I made a test with date 2009/05/07 using | <dtml-var "fecha.timezone" > -- dmYzZ=<dtml-var fecha fmt="%d/%m/%Y %z %Z"> -- | c=<dtml-var fecha fmt="%c"> -- x<dtml-var fecha fmt="%x"> -- X<dtml-var fecha | fmt="%X"> | | and show this | <bound )="" 07="" 05="" 2009="" datetime(="" of="" datetime.timezone="" method= | ""> -- dmYzZ=06/05/2009 -- c=05/06/09 19:00:00 -- x05/06/09 -- X19:00:00</ | bound> | | here I see what you said me, the hour is gmt-0500. | | | If add in zope.conf | <environment> | TZ America/Mexico_City | </environment> | | or in runzope.bat | @set TZ=America/Mexico_City | | nothing change, render the same what before add TZ | | now, how I can show the correct date? help please | I use MS Sql Server 2000 with field smalldatetime | I never used before timezone.
You can't use stftime. You have to manually build a string with the format you want using the other methods inside DateTime. e.g. fetcha.aCommonZ() or build up your date using components such as; fetcha.day() fetcha.month() fetcha.year() -- Andrew Milton a...@theinternet.com.au _______________________________________________ Zope maillist - Zope@zope.org http://mail.zope.org/mailman/listinfo/zope ** No cross posts or HTML encoding! ** (Related lists - http://mail.zope.org/mailman/listinfo/zope-announce http://mail.zope.org/mailman/listinfo/zope-dev )
