Time Stamp Appears Off
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chucker98 last edited by
Steve, your post above is showing up on my browser as 1:11 AM. It would appear that something is wrong either with the way in which the forum is time stamping posts or something else. BTW... my browser's clock is correct.
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A Former User last edited by
From the index page, Steve's post appears latest...
Well, your post has a "2:11" stamp on it.
And yes, I totally second Gustavwiz in his wishes. -
chucker98 last edited by
And yet on my screen, my post shows 5:05 PM BUT I posted this post this morning. There is no way the time stamping of our posts is correct.
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blackbird71 last edited byIf my post was at 1:11 PM, then that was GMT (I'm 4 hours behind Greenwich). If you are seeing Greenwich, this post is at 7:02 AM
You last post (7:02 AM) shows here as 3:02AM in the forum listing, so GMT is what the forum seems to be displaying (or UTC or Z, as it's also known). Unfortunately, any posts from previous days have their timestamp changed to a datestamp - and that changeover point also occurs according to the GMT timezone's rendering of the current date.
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chucker98 last edited by
If my post was at 1:11 PM, then that was GMT (I'm 4 hours behind Greenwich). If you are seeing Greenwich, this post is at 7:02 AM
That is exactly what I am seeing. So, how do I correct it?
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A Former User last edited by
This post was sent at 7.10 PM local time here in England, and it's appeared as 6.10 PM, so it does appear indeed to be GMT that the forum is using to timestamp all posts.
We're on British Summer Time at the moment which is one hour ahead of GMT (we use GMT in the winter so my posts will be correct then!)
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A Former User last edited by
This post was sent at 7.10 PM local time here in England, and it's appeared as 6.10 PM, so it does appear indeed to be GMT that the forum is using to timestamp all posts.
- Nobody even uses local time now - it's zones.
- If you considered local time still, it's closer to GMT anyway: I decipher "BST" as BullShit 'Time' because it can only measure relative time within the range of its application.
- My previous post showed GMT+2, while according to your testament, your post is shown GMT+1. Kinda peculiar...
Well, I'm not sure: now my post's being shown as GMT+1 too...
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chucker98 last edited by
We should be able to adjust the time according to our own particular time zones to make the forum more meaningful to us. I'm surprised this has not been made available. I don't know of any other forum where this feature is not easily adjusted to the individual member.
