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andrewdodd13
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I just had a brain wave reading shawnz post. I was like "What's he doing drunk at 9.30pm?" and then I realised that it probably wasn't 9.30pm where he was. (Actually it was 1.30pm, and then I realised he might've just been spamming...)

Anyway, the point is, it'd be nice to know what a user's local time is - for counties such as Canada and the US the country isn't always enough to know this.

Of course, this would only work if the user had set their localtime properly...

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03-16-2008 11:36 PM
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It's a great idea, that's already implemented in the profile. That's where it should stay.

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It's a great idea, that's already implemented in the profile. That's where it should stay.
exactly :P
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03-17-2008 02:16 AM
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How about showing it when mouseovering their flag? :o

EDIT: Local time of the post ofc.

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Not to bad of an idea, but i do not think it is necessary to find out the time of a user who has posted in my opinion :S
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03-17-2008 12:16 PM
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How about showing it when mouseovering their flag? :o

EDIT: Local time of the post ofc.

or a title over the local time links
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03-17-2008 12:19 PM
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hm could write a greasemonkey script for this, wouldn't be too hard to do

- grab post date
- xmlhttp the profile -> get the users local time -> compare, work out time difference (and cache)
- add the local time to the post


ill see if i can quickly make it tomorrow when i get some spare time
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03-17-2008 12:43 PM
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hm could write a greasemonkey script for this, wouldn't be too hard to do

- grab post date
- xmlhttp the profile -> get the users local time -> compare, work out time difference (and cache)
- add the local time to the post

ill see if i can quickly make it tomorrow when i get some spare time
This is why I thought it'd be easier to implement server-side: Several details of the user are already presented in this area, it's (assuming that local time is stored in the same table) a simple case of adding that field to the query. :)

I'm not using GreaseMonkey at the moment, doesn't want to work with my install of Fx3b4. :( (But I know it's compatible, it's perhaps local data or something similar)

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IMO that info isn't useful enough to be displayed all the time. :p
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IMO that info isn't useful enough to be displayed all the time. :p
lol nice integration i really like it and i think that it could be usefull...good on ya dz

wow you stay up till like 2 in the morning trying to improve the forums? i admire you :rolleyes: (i found out ur time by using the new feature ;))

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