Time off?
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Time off?
Is it just me or is the time widely off within the site?
I'm logged on at 4:41PM ET, but up in the right by my welcome it says "You last visited: Today at 08:38 PM" ???
I'm logged on at 4:41PM ET, but up in the right by my welcome it says "You last visited: Today at 08:38 PM" ???
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Hi gc, this stuff is not my bailiwick but I just tested the time stamp and it is to the minute perfect my friend.
Also, yours does not seem like it is an even hour off but the minutes are off too.
1. You may want to check your device (however you are calling into HDF) for the correct time.
2. You can look around in your CP esp in the time zone area. But then again, that would mean you could be off by hours, not minutes off.
Gd luck.
But likely someone waaaaay more knowledgeable than me in this regard is likely to swing by here soon.
Esp. if u have a couple extra beers with you.
Also, yours does not seem like it is an even hour off but the minutes are off too.
1. You may want to check your device (however you are calling into HDF) for the correct time.
2. You can look around in your CP esp in the time zone area. But then again, that would mean you could be off by hours, not minutes off.
Gd luck.
But likely someone waaaaay more knowledgeable than me in this regard is likely to swing by here soon.
Esp. if u have a couple extra beers with you.
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Thanks FXD2003Rider, I checked and my time zone was set incorrectly.
I'm not sure how that happened because I didn't change it and it was always correct until yesterday, but in any event I set it to my correct time zone.
I'm not sure how that happened because I didn't change it and it was always correct until yesterday, but in any event I set it to my correct time zone.
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It would seem, if it is a timezone thing, then the OP would be off by the hour. Not the minutes.
But maybe time stamping was based upon logon and logoff times which would account for being off by the minutes.
But maybe time stamping was based upon logon and logoff times which would account for being off by the minutes.
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I feel like you are the shark and I am one of those little fish feeding off the scraps that come from you. HAPPY to be the one for sure.
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I was figuring, the timestamp the OP was looking at was current and not matching up with his cmptr time (or other device he was using).
I feel like you are the shark and I am one of those little fish feeding off the scraps that come from you. HAPPY to be the one for sure.
tyI was figuring, the timestamp the OP was looking at was current and not matching up with his cmptr time (or other device he was using).
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