everytime i try it comes to UTC
# luceeg
gsr
12/16/2024, 8:36 PMeverytime i try it comes to UTC
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Tomy Saman
12/16/2024, 9:11 PMI have already explained to you in your last question.
LsParseDateTime is to convert the date/time to Lucee's Server Timezone (and looks like your Lucee Server Timezone is set to UTC), as the date/time is in xxx timezone (where xxx is the timezone you use as the 3rd argument for the function)
lsParseDate('2024-12-17 04:39:00', "", "PST")Tomy Saman
12/16/2024, 9:54 PMTo convert a date/time from a timezone to another timezone, you can use a combination of parseDateTime() + dateTimeFormat()
Example: convert a Sydney date/time to PST
https://trycf.com/gist/90f7479fff35108513cf6e4e1ef5eafc/lucee5?theme=monokai
Tomy Saman
12/16/2024, 9:55 PMDo be careful, that example will only works if the date/time you converting is a string (not a date/time object/value)
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gsr
12/17/2024, 2:08 AMi need some help here
i figured out but this timezone is making my head hurt
the 3 arrows you see i calculated them as follows with my function
https://trycf.com/gist/3d245165c73ba9a0bbfa48b125fec8e1/lucee5?theme=monokai
the thing what i am trying to do,
REGISTRATIONACTIVE
REGISTRATIONDEACTIVE
REGISTRATIONLONGDISABLED
the first one
<cfif REGISTRATIONACTIVE lte 60 AND REGISTRATIONACTIVE eq 0> show a message
and then i have when the time is about 1 minute before it reaches the exact time
i want to show a mesage, get ready, and then when the time is same, i want to show a register button, but i am so confused that its huring me what i am doing here
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rodyon
12/17/2024, 5:12 PMregistrationactive eq 0 is the only condition that is executed in your code, or you have a typo