2 Sep
2015
2 Sep
'15
6:43 p.m.
Hi All,
Timezone keeps coming up "Europe/Berlin," despite the fact I set it to
"America/Detroit" in config.js.
Not finding any help, anywhere else, so... Help?
Thanks,
Jim
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2 Sep
2 Sep
6:53 p.m.
Hi,
the last timezone (you have selected) is stored on the server in a DAV property (and after
you login, the previous settings are applied). If you login as a new user (or remove the
settings stored on the server) you will see the new timezone preselected.
You can also login using shift + click to the login button, and the settings stored on the
server will be completely ignored.
Also don't forget that each time you change the config.js you need to execute
cache_update.sh (otherwise the change will be ignored, and the previous config.js will be
loaded from HTML5 cache).
JM
On 02 Sep 2015, at 20:43, Jim Seymour
<jseymour(a)LinxNet.com> wrote:
Hi All,
Timezone keeps coming up "Europe/Berlin," despite the fact I set it to
"America/Detroit" in config.js.
Not finding any help, anywhere else, so... Help?
Thanks,
Jim
7:12 p.m.
On Wed, 2 Sep 2015 20:53:28 +0200
Ján Máté <jan.mate(a)inf-it.com> wrote:
Hi,
the last timezone (you have selected) is stored on the server in a
DAV property (and after you login, the previous settings are
applied).
[snip]
I've (re-)logged-in several times, having selected "America/Detroit",
beforehand, each time. It reverted to Europe/Berlin on next login,
each time.
You can also login using shift + click to the login button, and the
settings stored on the server will be completely ignored.
Also don't forget that each time you change the config.js you need to
execute cache_update.sh (otherwise the change will be ignored, and
the previous config.js will be loaded from HTML5 cache).
[snip]
Done. And still it came up: "Europe/Berlin"
Waitaminute...
Just went to double-check... There was a "server has changed" type
message. I told it to go ahead and reload and... Ha! Timezone is now
"America/Detroit"!
I'd forgotten about the cache_update.sh thing. Sorry :(
Regards,
Jim
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