Re: international time
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1997
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 11255
interpreted = N
texte = >by international you mean that 17:00 instead of 5 pmBy international I mean a display such as the following:Honolulu 10:40 am, 5-6-97 Los Angeles 1:40 pm, 5-6-97 Tokyo 8:00 am, 5-7-97 etc.If I can post other cities' time by using my servers local time, that would save me the hassles of running another cgi on another box (currently a sparc). You can check out an example at www.worldpoint.com. Aloha,Olin Lagon
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>by international you mean that 17:00 instead of 5 pmBy international I mean a display such as the following:Honolulu 10:40 am, 5-6-97 Los Angeles 1:40 pm, 5-6-97 Tokyo 8:00 am, 5-7-97 etc.If I can post other cities' time by using my servers local time, that would save me the hassles of running another cgi on another box (currently a sparc). You can check out an example at www.worldpoint.com. Aloha,Olin Lagon
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