• World Clock

    By Steve Macca 1 decade ago

    Maybe the world clock could be configurable to your own city selections and have a default name of World Clock or your own name of xxxxx Clock.

    This would allow you to do your own country clock if you are not a global company. You could add your own cities of places where you deal with people that have different time zone to your own.

     

    Not a biggy and not sure of the effort needed, but just thinking of the little things that would be helpful in my mind.

    • Clock

      By Thomas Adrian 1 decade ago

      That would be a cool feature indeed.

      My problem now is that i am the only developer in this project and I have to focus on other "more important" things.
      if you are interested in helping out it would be awsome.

      it would also be nice to be able to enter a custom time in my timezone and it will return the time using  different time zones format and vice versa. (CET, UTC etc)

       

       

      Thomas
       

       

      • ill take a look

        By Steve Macca 1 decade ago

         

        • What I have so far

          By Steve Macca 1 decade ago

          Would it be better you do the creation of, form, view and manage link as you know where it all sits properly in your code.

           

          Let me know if you need more from me, but the below is what I put into a combobox to get a value list to choose zones from. Quick and dirty, but a starting point.

           

          var tz = TimeZone.getAvailableIDs().sort().toString();
          var tz1 = tz.split(",");
          var countto = @Count(tz1);
          var newzonelist = "";
          for (var i=0; i if(tz1[i].match(/^(Africa|America|Asia|Atlantic|Australia|Europe|Indian|Pacific).*/) != null ){
          newzonelist = newzonelist + tz1[i] + ",";
          }
          };
          return newzonelist.split(",");

          • addition

            By Steve Macca 1 decade ago

            take out

            != null

             

            missed that