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New Post 4/11/2008 12:08 AM
User is offline john
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Portal Time Scheduling (Feature Request) 

I have everything set up in the admin options for the timezone of the site "location". We are located in the Pacific Northwest (USA). I have several text module set up to release the information on specific days. The modules launch perfectly. The issue I am having is that the server is located in the Central US time zone. The modules look for the server time and launch at 10pm pst. It would be great is a feature could be built in that releases the module at the portal time instead of the server time. A spectacular feature would be to enable the text/html scheduler to work of of a specific day and tme. Even if the module looked at the server time user could compensate for the diference in time zones.

 
New Post 4/11/2008 12:19 AM
User is offline Sebastian Leupold
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Re: Portal Time Scheduling (Feature Request) 

Please be aware, that DNN is not aware of DST, this might be the reason for a difference of an hour. I will need to have a look into the code, if time values in this situation are correctly saved in UTC and converted only for viewing / editing instead of using unmodified times values.


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