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Re: 1, you can set it in the database as a UTC record and then have it visually change in the HTML (using javascript) with several options. Eg: If I select 7am
by forgingahead 14y ago
Re: 1, you can set it in the database as a UTC record and then have it visually change in the HTML (using javascript) with several options.
Eg: If I select 7am on 6/15 from your dropdown list, you render some inline HTML that shows some/all of the following:
"7am EST"
"4am PST"
"6am CST"
etc
Timezones are definitely tricky, but if you search StackOverflow or other sites there might be some good recommended approaches.
- jhare 14y agoI've worked in a lot of time/timezone related apps and Moment (Javascript) has treated me the best so far. http://momentjs.com/ http://momentjs.com/
- smcguinness 14y agohttp://www.datejs.com/ http://www.datejs.com/ has been my goto js lib for handling frontend date/time.