time (1 Viewer)

[snap-apple]

heya pete - unless i log in then all the post times etc. are an hour behind. you're livin' in the past maaaaaan. !ninjaaaa
once i log in all the times are correct.

 

[herv]

heya pete - unless i log in then all the post times etc. are an hour behind. you're livin' in the past maaaaaan. !ninjaaaa
once i log in all the times are correct.

like thats a problem dude

i just found out jerry garcias dead

 

[admin]

yeahhh boyeeee, i know what time it is

ermmm anyway



as i'm looking at this now, it's 5.34pm

the time at the bottom of the page says 5.34pm

before i logged in it said 5.32pm

i'm confused cos it looks fine

 

[pete]

yeahhh boyeeee, i know what time it is

ermmm anyway



as i'm looking at this now, it's 5.34pm

the time at the bottom of the page says 5.34pm

before i logged in it said 5.32pm

i'm confused cos it looks fine

hmm oh no it doesn't

"All times are GMT. The time now is 04:38 PM"

 

[snap-apple]

hmm oh no it doesn't

"All times are GMT. The time now is 04:38 PM"

BST man. not that you'd know it.

 

[snap-apple]

BST man. not that you'd know it.

by the weather i mean.

nyway:

 

[silo]

by the weather i mean.

nyway:

aww...

conor has no private messages.

everyone, send him stuff.

 

[pete]

i think the time thing might be fixed now

 

[snap-apple]

i think the time thing might be fixed now

it sure is !ninjaaaa

 

[bradyn]

i think the time thing might be fixed now

Hmmm; still seeing GMT times in various browsers on Redhat, and FreeBSD; and also IE on Win 98; how does vbulletin do the
time detection?

--
Niall

 

[bradyn]

Hmmm; still seeing GMT times in various browsers on Redhat, and FreeBSD; and also IE on Win 98; how does vbulletin do the
time detection?

Ah don't mind me, having a stupid day (I think); there's a one
hour time diff. for me now, with being logged in one hour
*behind* the times displayed when logged out.

Which may be exactly what you intended.