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Subject: Re: How do I detect day lights savings?
> :) never is so fun to say tho'
>
> tw
>
> On 5/11/06, Paul Hastings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Tony wrote:
>>
:) never is so fun to say tho'
tw
On 5/11/06, Paul Hastings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Tony wrote:
> > it works here in america, where the application i use it for will
> > ALWAYS reside :)
>
> in the i18n world you just violated a big honking taboo, "never say
> never". now you're screwed. pro
Tony wrote:
> it works here in america, where the application i use it for will
> ALWAYS reside :)
in the i18n world you just violated a big honking taboo, "never say
never". now you're screwed. probably have to make it i18n first thing
tomorrow ;-)
> and yeah, congress... ill change it when it
it works here in america, where the application i use it for will
ALWAYS reside :)
and yeah, congress... ill change it when it comes to that.
so no, its not i18n friendly, but i bet you could help me get it there!
tw
On 5/11/06, Paul Hastings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Tony wrote:
>
> >
Tony wrote:
>"04/01/#dateFormat(arguments.dateFeed,'')#">
>"11/01/#dateFormat(arguments.dateFeed,'')#">
won't work in oz, etc. what happens when congress changes DST again?
~~
here is what i came up with.
may have been an adaption of someone elses
something, but its what i use
I just downloaded and am picking it apart - thanks!
On 5/11/06, Paul Hastings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Aaron Roberson wrote:
> > I have a banner that displays on the site every Wednesday at 2:00
> > p.m.. However, I am afraid that when daylight savings time ends in
> > October I am going to ha
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From: Aaron Roberson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2006 11:43 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: How do I detect day lights savings?
If I set the locale to English (US) will that change the results
structure of the getTimeZoneInfo() to US time zone?
O
Aaron Roberson wrote:
> I have a banner that displays on the site every Wednesday at 2:00
> p.m.. However, I am afraid that when daylight savings time ends in
> October I am going to have to rewrite my code.
>
> It's a matter of chaning the value of a single variable, but what
> happens when I mov
If I set the locale to English (US) will that change the results
structure of the getTimeZoneInfo() to US time zone?
On 5/11/06, Aaron Roberson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > CF's getTimeZoneInfo() function.
>
> It looks like getTimeZoneInfo().isDSTOn is what I was looking for but
> now another co
> CF's getTimeZoneInfo() function.
It looks like getTimeZoneInfo().isDSTOn is what I was looking for but
now another complexity arises.
The getTimeZoneInfo function gets local time zone information for the
computer on which it is called, relative to Universal Time Coordinated
(UTC). That means th
I have a banner that displays on the site every Wednesday at 2:00
p.m.. However, I am afraid that when daylight savings time ends in
October I am going to have to rewrite my code.
It's a matter of chaning the value of a single variable, but what
happens when I move on and another developer oversea
Well look at that: I actually learned something today.
Thanks all for the responses to this question that were much, much more
helpful than mine.
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The calendar is universal. Daylight Savings Time isn't. In the U.S., DST
begins the first Sunday in April and ends the last
CF's getTimeZoneInfo() function.
M!ke
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Aaron Roberson wrote:
> Okay, so there is a fucntion (isLeapYear) that checks if the current
> year is a leap year, which makes me think that there should be some
> way of detecting if the current time is daylights savings.
isaac dealy & i were working on that functionality for the TimeZone CFC
b
ot;,"java.util.Date");
Dt.init();
Var indst=tz.inDaylightTime(dt);
This will ask the timezone if the given date is in Daylight savings
Dov
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From: Everett, Al (NIH/NIGMS) [C] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2006 11:58 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE:
The calendar is universal. Daylight Savings Time isn't. In the U.S., DST
begins the first Sunday in April and ends the last Sunday in October
(and is changing in 2007 I believe). But not all areas of the U.S.
participate in DST. The rules for DST in the UK are different. Then
there's every other co
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