Newbie here again...<br />
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I've created a web page with FP02 and in the footer have created a page updated line with the time inserted. The time shown is from my servers location which is 14hrs ahead of me. Is there a way to display the local time I updated the page without having to manually do it myself?<br />
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Thanks.<!--content-->local time as in your time? no, I do believe you have to use serverside programming to figure out waht the time is in your timezone.<!--content-->Why not include the time zone in the timestamp? Visitors can then convert it to their own time. Don't use one of those three-letter codes though, as there is no standard for that. In the old style, EST could be Eastern Standard Time (US) [UTC-0500], European Summer Time [UTC+0100], or Eastern Standard Time (Australia) [UTC+1000]. Instead, use the numeric Time Zone descriptors showing the offset from UTC as described in ISO 8601 and RFC 3339, as this is much more clear.<!--content-->
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I've created a web page with FP02 and in the footer have created a page updated line with the time inserted. The time shown is from my servers location which is 14hrs ahead of me. Is there a way to display the local time I updated the page without having to manually do it myself?<br />
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Thanks.<!--content-->local time as in your time? no, I do believe you have to use serverside programming to figure out waht the time is in your timezone.<!--content-->Why not include the time zone in the timestamp? Visitors can then convert it to their own time. Don't use one of those three-letter codes though, as there is no standard for that. In the old style, EST could be Eastern Standard Time (US) [UTC-0500], European Summer Time [UTC+0100], or Eastern Standard Time (Australia) [UTC+1000]. Instead, use the numeric Time Zone descriptors showing the offset from UTC as described in ISO 8601 and RFC 3339, as this is much more clear.<!--content-->