Sorry Mark and Richard. Here is the real code snipit that includes a
hack that seems to work:
getaData[x]["time"]
if not(theenvironmentisamongtheitems"development,standalone
application") then
subtract(4*60*60) fromit
end if
convertit todateitems
Mark, in your situation, you and the server are in the same timezone so
I would not expect to see a problem. I have no idea where my server
is, but it must not be in my timezone. I am guessing on the west coast
since taking off 4 hours seems to fix the problem.
It still does not make any sense why a timezone comes into play at all.
Here is the silly little app: Http://tarwheels.net/weather It has
been really cold here the last few days and I was not able to cycle, so
this was a fun diversion. Seems to work, but it has not had much
testing. And as you can see I know next to nothing about making things
look nice in html.
-= Mike
On 3/17/17 4:42 PM, Mark Wieder via use-livecode wrote:
On 03/17/2017 01:20 PM, Michael Doub via use-livecode wrote:
Sorry guys, I must not have been clear in my statement of the problem.
Here is the code:
put 1489755600 into tVar
convert tVar into dateitems
-- on the mac tVar contains 2017,3,17,9,0,0,6
-- on the server tVar contains 2017,3,17,12,0,0,6
The local time should not be involved since you are converting a fixed
value. What is happening?
Sorry - I can't replicate that.
With the desktop and server engines running on the same machine,
put 1489755600 into tVar
convert tVar into dateitems
gives me
IDE message box: 2017,3,17,6,0,0,6
server: 2017,3,17,6,0,0,6
Note that "convert into" is not supported.
It might be better to post the code you're actually using.
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