Baldrick,
With the new DST dates (that went into effect on March 11th), the board no longer reflects the correct time (it is now one hour behind).
Is there some "switch" that you have to throw?
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Originally Posted by thecoalmanICBM target coordinates:
26° 14' 10.16"N -- 80° 16' 0.91"W -
My modified phpbb version will probably switch around april 1....I'm not sure how it works...
and the time is CORRECT...at least for us that haven't switched to dst yet. -
I just changed the time in my Profile by an hour...
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Makes me want to vote for someone else.
The changes in DST in the States has been nothing except headaches.;/ l ,[____], Its a Jeep thing,
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Originally Posted by SLK001
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Interestingly, changing the time in my profile corrects the time on the Forum page, but not for the latest active list on the main page. Probably will be correct once the BB software switches on its own.
Jim - thinks DST is a ridiculous, out-dated idea and should be abolished -
Jim, I edited my post so no more people change it. Baldrick has a modifed version of PHBB, it's going to switch by itself if you read his post above.
I agree DST is a PITA.... -
Originally Posted by thecoalmanICBM target coordinates:
26° 14' 10.16"N -- 80° 16' 0.91"W -
I did read his post.
I'm just very "particular" about thingsand thus need the time to be "correct" for my location. Had to do this on a couple of other forums. And I'm sure I'll have to un-correct it on April 1.
No worries.
Jim -
It has switched to dst now....I don't know how or why...
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