Hi, super-useful module. But I have users in different timezones. When they create a new node that has a date component using the system default node/add/content_typeX method, the current date is set with their timezone (via Locale settings) taken in to account.
However, when they use the form-block equivalent (which is way cooler and faster and awesomer) the block form shows the server's default timezone.
So, my server is in Los Angeles. If a user who has their time zone set to Toronto (3 hours time difference) creates a node the 'standard' way, it shows Toronto time as the default in the date field. But if the same user uses the block-form method to create the same node-type, it shows the Los Angeles time as the default.
My apologies if this is not a bug but instead a setting that I missed. I tried searching on both Drupal.org and Google with no luck.
If you need more info, or a working example, let me know.
Cheers,
Dean
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mikey_p CreditAttribution: mikey_p commentedComment #2
mikey_p CreditAttribution: mikey_p commentedI'll look into this, but it's surprising that this is happening as this module doesn't do any modifications of time or timezones at all.
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joseph.olstadI suggest trying an updated version of the date module https://drupal.org/project/date
this should fix the issue.
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joseph.olstad