[wp-trac] Re: [WordPress Trac] #3962: WordPress should adjust for
DST ("location" appropriate)
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Wed Jan 2 20:03:21 GMT 2008
#3962: WordPress should adjust for DST ("location" appropriate)
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Reporter: iacas | Owner: anonymous
Type: defect | Status: reopened
Priority: normal | Milestone: 2.6
Component: General | Version: 2.1.2
Severity: normal | Resolution:
Keywords: |
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Changes (by lloydbudd):
* summary: WordPress should be blog time "location" aware => WordPress
should adjust for DST ("location" appropriate)
Old description:
> WordPress should be blog time "location" aware
>
> WordPress does not do daylight savings time (DST)
>
> WordPress respecting and adjusting to a blog's "location" is a regularly
> reported and frustrating issue. People forget about UTC offset as it is
> unfamilar in their other computing experiences.
>
> Original report:
>
> XML-RPC Incorrectly Handles New Daylight Savings Time
>
> This problem is twofold, I believe. A little more information is
> here:[[BR]]
> http://nslog.com/2007/03/12/wordpress_212_and_daylight_savings [[BR]]
>
> '''Problem 1: Posting'''[[BR]]
> When posting content via an XML-RPC client, WordPress subtracts one hour
> from the time. Running "date" on the command line or via PHP's "date()"
> function returns the correct time. Setting the time in the WordPress (wp-
> admin) web interface does not "subtract" an hour.[[BR]]
>
> '''Problem 2: Viewing'''[[BR]]
> Despite the server returning the correct time via "date" on the CLI or
> via PHP's "date()", articles set to publish at 10:00 will not appear
> until 11:00.
New description:
WordPress should adjust for DST ("location" appropriate)
WordPress should be blog time "location" aware. "WordPress does not do
daylight savings time (DST)"
WordPress respecting and adjusting to a blog's "location" is a regularly
reported and frustrating issue. People forget about UTC offset as it is
unfamilar in their other computing experiences.
Original report:
XML-RPC Incorrectly Handles New Daylight Savings Time
This problem is twofold, I believe. A little more information is
here:[[BR]]
http://nslog.com/2007/03/12/wordpress_212_and_daylight_savings [[BR]]
'''Problem 1: Posting'''[[BR]]
When posting content via an XML-RPC client, WordPress subtracts one hour
from the time. Running "date" on the command line or via PHP's "date()"
function returns the correct time. Setting the time in the WordPress (wp-
admin) web interface does not "subtract" an hour.[[BR]]
'''Problem 2: Viewing'''[[BR]]
Despite the server returning the correct time via "date" on the CLI or via
PHP's "date()", articles set to publish at 10:00 will not appear until
11:00.
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Ticket URL: <http://trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3962#comment:20>
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