On Mar 15, 3:42 pm, John Merlino wrote:
> And thats when it gives me wrong date.
>
> My environment is already set to UTC:
>
> config.time_zone = 'UTC'
>
> thanks for response
That's why the answer was march 14th. You say that the date was march
13th 2012, but in the timezone you were doing yo
On 15 March 2012 15:42, John Merlino wrote:
> There wont be a specific timezone, people will use it in all timezones
> and so I would need it to work for everyone.
You are missing the point, unfortunately you seem to have broken the
thread and lost your original example, but the calculation
110.y
There wont be a specific timezone, people will use it in all timezones
and so I would need it to work for everyone.
This issue started for me when I had this:
validates_inclusion_of :date_of_birth, :in =>
110.years.ago.to_datetime..60.years.ago.to_datetime, :message
=> :invalid_age, :allow_nil
Fernando Almeida wrote in post #1051362:
> What is your timezone? for timezone 0 is 14 =)
Yea. Date math is way more complicated than one might originally guess.
Explains why there's about 15 different Date and Calendar
implementations in Java and very few of them are accurate over long time
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