Clock is wrong
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Clock is wrong
Hi, i did ask about this many months ago but had no joy.
My clock is still one hour out on my forum http://pdmc-motorcycle-club.forumotion.com/
It is saying the time is one hour ahead, i try to change it in the config page but nothing happens although it says it has changed it??
Am i doing something stupid or is it something at the server end?
Many thanks for help in advance.
My clock is still one hour out on my forum http://pdmc-motorcycle-club.forumotion.com/
It is saying the time is one hour ahead, i try to change it in the config page but nothing happens although it says it has changed it??
Am i doing something stupid or is it something at the server end?
Many thanks for help in advance.
squirreleater- New Member
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Re: Clock is wrong
It depends on the Time zone you selected. Check the time zone that matches your time. Go to admin panel=>General=>Configuration=>Configuration There look for this option "System Timezone" and choose the one that matches your current time.
Luky- Energetic
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Re: Clock is wrong
Tried that many times before, have also tried to change the timezone to see what happens, no matter what i set it to the time on the forum is always the same-one hour out?
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squirreleater- New Member
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Re: Clock is wrong
admin panel => general => configuration => System Timezone click one and find the right one for you which it will have just make it one below i.e say it says 06:33 GMT + 11 Hours make it 10 hours.
Re: Clock is wrong
Done that-lots!
Whatever i do it always is one hour ahead, even if i set it behind or head-makes no difference.
It only did it when the clocks changed back in october (uk- we move the clocks twice a year )
Whatever i do it always is one hour ahead, even if i set it behind or head-makes no difference.
It only did it when the clocks changed back in october (uk- we move the clocks twice a year )
squirreleater- New Member
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Re: Clock is wrong
I am also having this problem, is anyone ever going to answer it?
bsb2000- Forumember
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Re: Clock is wrong
Ye.. i reported this to the techs (the sticky topic in NOAT) and nothing has been done about it :S
Tilum- Active Poster
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Re: Clock is wrong
Weird, I'm not having such problems - I just put my clock at GMT+1 (wintertime, central European) and it's right. UK should be GMT now, no? I only started my forum a few days ago, just straddling the summer/wintertime change - put the forumtime GMT+2 before Saturday, GMT+1 after and no problems whatsoever.
edit - wait a sec! I just noticed the time on my forum was out of sync with an hour too - but then I checked my own profile preferences and they were set on GMT. I changed those to GMT+1 and now my forum gives me the proper time when I post. I did this both for my admin profile and my member profile. I use two profiles and two browsers (Flock for member and FireFox for admin) to check on different settings and userprofiles. When I create a 'secret' part in my forum, I even open up IE and check it as a guest and yes, the guest one gives me the proper time now too!
Hope this helps
edit - wait a sec! I just noticed the time on my forum was out of sync with an hour too - but then I checked my own profile preferences and they were set on GMT. I changed those to GMT+1 and now my forum gives me the proper time when I post. I did this both for my admin profile and my member profile. I use two profiles and two browsers (Flock for member and FireFox for admin) to check on different settings and userprofiles. When I create a 'secret' part in my forum, I even open up IE and check it as a guest and yes, the guest one gives me the proper time now too!
Hope this helps
Last edited by Hadewych on October 27th 2008, 11:48 am; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : re-check and additional info)
Hadewych- New Member
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Re: Clock is wrong
Hadewych wrote:Weird, I'm not having such problems - I just put my clock at GMT+1 (wintertime, central European) and it's right. UK should be GMT now, no? I only started my forum a few days ago, just straddling the summer/wintertime change - put the forumtime GMT+2 before Saturday, GMT+1 after and no problems whatsoever.
edit - wait a sec! I just noticed the time on my forum was out of sync with an hour too - but then I checked my own profile preferences and they were set on GMT. I changed those to GMT+1 and now my forum gives me the proper time when I post. I did this both for my admin profile and my member profile. I use two profiles and two browsers (Flock for member and FireFox for admin) to check on different settings and userprofiles. When I create a 'secret' part in my forum, I even open up IE and check it as a guest and yes, the guest one gives me the proper time now too!
Hope this helps
So you have to set both in the admin panel and your individual profiles right . I also have been dealing with this. Thanks
BKCruizers- New Member
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Re: Clock is wrong
Thanks Hadewych, that's resolved it for me.
Cheers
Cheers
bsb2000- Forumember
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Re: Clock is wrong
Yeah me too, I cant fix my clock at all.
I am perth australia time, and nothing seems to work, anyone got any pointers?
The other thing is there is always an '0' before 'am' times
ei, 8am, 08:00am. Which bugs me, can I get rid of that at all?
Hayley
I am perth australia time, and nothing seems to work, anyone got any pointers?
The other thing is there is always an '0' before 'am' times
ei, 8am, 08:00am. Which bugs me, can I get rid of that at all?
Hayley
Hayley- Forumember
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Re: Clock is wrong
try going to your profile, click preferences and scroll to the bottom, there should be a way to change your time there
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