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Hmm, this is odd if you are located in North Carolina…it means your server is
off shore, out in the Atlantic, because it is running 3 hours ahead of you.
but, unless HostM has now floatilla ISP data center ships, or secret bunkers on
the sea floor, something is amiss.
Ditto everything Richard a
On 03/17/2017 03:52 PM, Michael Doub via use-livecode wrote:
getaData[x]["time"]
Wherever the array is getting its time data, that's where local time is
happening.
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On 03/17/2017 03:52 PM, Michael Doub via use-livecode wrote:
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
conv
Mike Doub wrote:
> I am in Chapel Hill, NC. I am using Hostm and I really don't
> know, I would have expected the time to be less if on the west
> coast of the US.
We don't yet know the location of the server, but even better you can
find out what time zone it's set to by logging in via SS
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 ser
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Subject: Re: Problem with converting time
Michael Doub 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
> -
Michael Doub 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 s
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
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 co
Michael Doub wrote:
> time = 1489755600
> Mac: dateitems = 2017,3,17,9,0,0,6
> server: dateitems = 2017,3,17,12,0,0,6
>
> Code: get time
> convertit to dateitems
>
> Richard here is another example:
> time = 1489752000
> mac:dateitems = 2017,3,17,8,0,0,6
> server: dateitems = 2017,3,
On 03/17/2017 05:46 AM, Michael Doub via use-livecode wrote:
time = 1489755600
Mac: dateitems = 2017,3,17,9,0,0,6
server: dateitems = 2017,3,17,12,0,0,6
Code: get time
convertit to dateitems
I don't understand how the local time comes into play when converting a
constant number of sec
Richard here is another example:
time = 1489752000
mac: dateitems = 2017,3,17,8,0,0,6
server: dateitems = 2017,3,17,12,0,0,6
I just wanted to double check that I was showing you good comparison
since I am copying from multiple windows of debug output.
-= Mike
On 3/17/17 8:46 AM, Michael Do
time = 1489755600
Mac: dateitems = 2017,3,17,9,0,0,6
server: dateitems = 2017,3,17,12,0,0,6
Code: get time
convertit to dateitems
I don't understand how the local time comes into play when converting a
constant number of seconds. The resulting date should be a constant as
well.
Wh
Michael Doub wrote:
> I am getting different answers based on environment when trying to
> convert EPOC seconds to dateitems or internet date. On my mac I get
> the expected result but on a HostM server I get something totally
> different.
How different?
> Does any one have a conversion funct
I am getting different answers based on environment when trying to
convert EPOC seconds to dateitems or internet date. On my mac I get
the expected result but on a HostM server I get something totally different.
Does any one have a conversion function that does not use the livecode's
convert
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