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Rick Budde
The form data are processed by the web host server not
your computer. Thus you get the time based on the web
server's time zone. If you MUST have the time based on
your time zone, set up your own server to host your site.
This is a lot of work to do and maintain.
If you are receiving your form input via email, you are
fortunate in that the time zones differ by exactly twelve
hours. The math is pretty easy. I would suggest you stick
with what you have and do the simple math.
If you having the form input sent to a database on the
server, you could convert it using your database
program's programming language.
it, the timestamp on the email that is sent to me from
the form shows my server time.
server's. Is that possible?
your computer. Thus you get the time based on the web
server's time zone. If you MUST have the time based on
your time zone, set up your own server to host your site.
This is a lot of work to do and maintain.
If you are receiving your form input via email, you are
fortunate in that the time zones differ by exactly twelve
hours. The math is pretty easy. I would suggest you stick
with what you have and do the simple math.
If you having the form input sent to a database on the
server, you could convert it using your database
program's programming language.
form using FrontPage 2003. However, when a user submits
it, the timestamp on the email that is sent to me from
the form shows my server time.
zone. I would like it to show my time, instead of the
server's. Is that possible?