Zeev Suraski wrote:
If the TZ detection works reliable, I don't see any reason to revert or
postpone Dericks work, the timezone handling of his implementation is so
much better than the old one, it's really worth the upgrade for everyone
having to deal with different timezones.
Ok, maybe I missed it in the lengthy thread.
Contrary to what Derick may have thought from my response, I wasn't
trying to reopen the discussion, just to make sure it doesn't linger to
death.
I think that the only thing that is missing is that there is no way of
identifying the CLIENT time/daylight zone so we have to get users to
register their current location in order to use it on anything other
than a local server :(
Of cause the main problem is that if we use it then applications will be
totally tied to a version of PHP which has yet to actually be accepted
by ISP! I think THAT was the main reason for wanting a plug in module
that could be back ported?
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