Forum clock

[SNIPE]

Hi

I've noticed that the time where it says when I've edited or posted or read things is like an hour off

I have it set to Great Britain but no luck

Any way to fix that?

Example: It's 18:39 here but it says this thread was posted at 07:39 PM

Edited October 12, 2014 by SNIPE

[Rick]

See this old thread.

Topics merged.

[technical]

The time on the site is incorrect even though my time zone is correct in the settings. The time on the site is one hour fast. Anyone else have this problem?

Edited January 16, 2016 by technical

[Alasdair Ryan]

You can find your answer here,in future you could try and use search google for "site:eurobricks.com + "clock" " instead of making a new topic of something which has been answered.

Edited January 16, 2016 by Alasdair Ryan

[technical]

What's the solution? Not immediately clear from that post

Edited January 16, 2016 by technical

[THERIZE]

There isn't:

This has been discussed several times before.

The board software reads the time of the server, and it seems that time is off. We can't do anything about that, though.

So, for now you have to fiddle with your user time settings to set it right.

[Rick]

Here's your answer.

Topics merged.

[samurai-turtle]

Or you could just ignore it, like I do. (And keep the time difference in mind.)

[zux]

Well, solution seems to be pretty straightforward - select other time zone, which shows correct time and don't care about it.

[technical]

Well why doesn't someone fix this problem? Everyone is telling me this has already been discussed and look at all these other complaints but there is no solution. Admin: fix the time. It is not impossible.

[Rick]

Well why doesn't someone fix this problem? Everyone is telling me this has already been discussed and look at all these other complaints but there is no solution. Admin: fix the time. It is not impossible.

If you read this topic fully, you'll see that the Admins decided against changing the default time of the board because it'd mean everyone would have to update their time zone settings. The very simple workaround (solution if you will) on your side is to select a different time zone than the one you're actually in. I'm in CET (Central European Time) and to make the time display correctly, I simply select GMT in the settings.