> Anybody know how I would work with GMT in Cold Fusion, or some other
> international format? I would fudge it, but its got to handle
> daylight savings too.
CF takes the time from the internal clock, so if you're running on EST, then
the return from GetTimeZoneInfo() will return -5 hours and whether you're in
DST
If you don't turn on DST (or BST in the UK) on the server, then you'll have
to handle it yourself
Also, GetLocale and SetLocale will allow you to change the time zone
Philip Arnold
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Certified ColdFusion Developer
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