Shyatic Posted November 25, 2005 Posted November 25, 2005 Just a thought... why not make an image map of the 'world' and all you have to do, is click on a location you live in (ie, click on New York area) and it will change your daylight savings and local time for you? I never liked going thru the list, and using a little DHTML you can make the mouse hover a layer when you go over a certain area listing cities that might be near where your cursor points. It's a little tedious to get done first shot, but won't take more than a day I imagine, and it will be a nice little touch taking up no extra overhead. The dropdown can stay on the side as well. Just my $.02 :)
//Nathan Posted November 28, 2005 Posted November 28, 2005 +1 There's no reason something like this couldn't be added... or shouldn't. The drop-down list is kind of weak. Also... How about letting admins change the server time? Mine's out by an hour, and every winter I have to choose one time zone out. During daylight savings I can select the right time zone, but have to leave daylight savings off. Or something like that. It's really strange... You ought to be able to roll back the time. The admin ought to be able to set the time (not just the zone, the admin ought to be able to sync it to work or home or whatever) and the users ought to be able to offset it in hours and minutes.
UBERHOST.NET Posted November 28, 2005 Posted November 28, 2005 -1 As seldom as users set their time zone I'd say it would be bloat to add this.
Shyatic Posted November 28, 2005 Posted November 28, 2005 -1 As seldom as users set their time zone I'd say it would be bloat to add this. It's only bloat if it adds more lag or bloat into the database... it's just like adding a graphic, nothing big overhead at all, and a nice little feature :)
UBERHOST.NET Posted November 28, 2005 Posted November 28, 2005 It's only bloat if it adds more lag or bloat into the database... it's just like adding a graphic, nothing big overhead at all, and a nice little feature :) Okay, to put it another way, I'd prefer our favorite PHPro spent the time on features that are used daily. ;)
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