Op donderdag 25-03-2010 om 11:57 uur [tijdzone -0400], schreef Dan
Trevino:
> Just thinking out loud here, each of the LoCo teams should already be
> associated with one-to-many timezone(s). Why not just ask the event
> creator to specify it?
>
> For my case, when I create a new event for Florida
On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 5:41 PM, David Rubin wrote:
> On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 8:52 PM, Fabian Rodriguez wrote:
>> Dan Trevino wrote:
>> [..]
>>
>>> If nobody wants to go through the small data entry task of entering
>>> teams and their associated TZ, then just allow the team admin(s) to
>>> selec
On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 8:52 PM, Fabian Rodriguez wrote:
> Dan Trevino wrote:
> [..]
>
>> If nobody wants to go through the small data entry task of entering
>> teams and their associated TZ, then just allow the team admin(s) to
>> select default timezone(s) available for their team.
>
> Ahem... a
Dan Trevino wrote:
[..]
> If nobody wants to go through the small data entry task of entering
> teams and their associated TZ, then just allow the team admin(s) to
> select default timezone(s) available for their team.
Ahem... a team may span several time zones! Just sayin' :)
And..
> On Wed,
From: Ubuntu local community team LoCo contacts
To: Ubuntu local community team LoCo contacts
Subject: Re: LoCo Directory developers would like some input
Date: 25/03/10 16:07
> Whats the potential of just letting the event organizer enter the time
> with timezone, then store that va
Whats the potential of just letting the event organizer enter the time
with timezone, then store that value in the DB as UTC along with the
timezone that it was entered against. Then when a user visits the page
use Javascript and Ajax to store against that users session there
timezone, and just cha
On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 1:41 PM, Laura Czajkowski wrote:
> Aloha!
>
> As many of you know the LoCo directory is up and running and with that
> is the events section. Many teams have added their Global Jam details
> to it, well done it's looking great! I'm posting here as the developers
> would l
What about displaying both timezones, local for the event according to
venue and the UTC one. I'll see about trying it out...
On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 5:08 AM, Daniel Holbach
wrote:
> On 24.03.2010 20:05, Fabian Rodriguez wrote:
>> Ask the first-time visitors "What time is it for you right now ?"
On 24.03.2010 20:05, Fabian Rodriguez wrote:
> Ask the first-time visitors "What time is it for you right now ?" and
> store that as a cookie.
That sounds nice, but it might be problematic with DST changes.
I'd very much be in favour in a solution without any magic or crazy
assumptions as it's in
The coordinates of the location/google maps will ALWAYS give you the
right time zone where the events are hosted.
I think that making the teams enter the events in UTC time really is a
bad idea. I personally find it very annoying.
But asking me for the time zone is reasonable. Converting local ti
Laura Czajkowski wrote:
[...]
> Our question to the community is, what would be the impact on your use
> of loco.ubuntu.com for planning local events, if times were entered and
> displayed in UTC,instead of local time. If the burden is not great, we
> will do that. If the burden is enough to sig
Aloha!
As many of you know the LoCo directory is up and running and with that
is the events section. Many teams have added their Global Jam details
to it, well done it's looking great! I'm posting here as the developers
would like some feed back on the below issue, I've included the bug this
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