I want to change SystemTime in C#. I used SetSystemTime() and changed the System Date and Time successfully, but after changing it ,in task bar, only date is changed and task bar time doesn't change at all.
And when I call GetSysemTime I can see date and time changes.
how can i Read Taskbar Time programmatically?or In other words does taskbar time refer to systemTime?
Help Please
Ideas?
The difference between the two times will be due to time zone settings.
Check HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\TimeZoneInformation and adjust your reading accordingly.
Taskbar Time Alwayse show this:
GetSystemTime +UTC (of Time Zone)
and when we set special Time , GetSystemTime Exactly show The Time We set, but taskbarTime Add Utc of timeZone to that!
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intermittently, we see that the scheduled journal articles do not work. At times, it works fine, other times, it shows something like:
In the image, you can see that the scheduled article was supposed to appear 2 min ago yet is in "scheduled" status.
I have two questions:
Is there any settings we can check to ensure that the scheduled article feature works?
Even when the article is approved after some time, it does not show in the asset publisher that should show it based on the article's category. How to achieve it is not just approved, but also is visible?
The time seems to be correctly set based on the fact that it says it should be displayed in "2 min ago"...
EDIT: I also tried setting journal.article.check.interval=1 which does not help
I had a similar issue, i tried configuring user's timezone and it's work. Please try to configure user's time zone and see.
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I am currently using
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Is there a way to add a timer to the next button?
That way if a certain time period hasn't elapsed it will ask the user if they have actually read the agreement?
Thanks
There isn't anything built-in, but you can call the standard WinAPI GetTickCount function:
function GetTickCount(): Cardinal;
external 'GetTickCount#kernel32.dll';
Call it once from CurPageChanged(wpLicense) to save the current tick value in a global variable, and then again from NextButtonClicked(wpLicense) and subtract the new tick from the old tick to get the elapsed time.
Two points to note, however:
Just because the page has been open for a while doesn't mean that they've actually read it.
I haven't tested but I'm pretty sure NextButtonClick will be called even if they haven't selected "yes" (ie. the code handler is called before the internal validation). So you may want to check for this too, to avoid displaying the "have you read it?" message when they haven't even ticked Yes yet.
We have recently been testing 8.5.3 and have identified a new issue with how date time values are rendered on xpages.
Issue:
Any datetime fields containing just the time value (e.g., 11:00 AM) when shown in an editable field on xpages gets converted to a different value due to TZ.
If the server is in India (GMT + 5.30) it adds 5.5 hrs and shows 11:00 AM as 04:30 PM. Basically, it assumes all times as GMT unless specified.
This new value also gets saved in the document when saved (so it stores it as 04/08/2012 04:30:00 PM ZE5B) as a result corrupting the original value.
This did not use to happen in 8.5.2 or before and has affected several of our apps.
Has anybody seen this before and can suggest a fix or workaround.
Would appreciate any help.
LO67745: XPAGES: CORRECT TIME DOESN'T SHOW ON DATE TIME PICKER
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg1LO67745
8.5.3 FP3 has the fix.
Did you check the application properties? You can specify what timezone to use. Server or browser. When you open a PMR post the PMR number here.
OpenWebmail has been installed and configured well before I came on to my project. I don't know how long this has been happening, but I'm starting to see that the dates are being displayed incorrectly on the inbox list. Instead of MM/DD/YYYY, I am seeing MM/MM/YYYY. I've checked the openwebmail.conf and default/openwebmail.conf files, but don't see anything that jumps out at me as being incorrect. Does anybody have any idea why this could be happening?
date display is controlled on a per-user basis. Check in the user preferences for the Display Preference -> Date format pulldown.
Ask future questions about OpenWebMail on the mailing lists at:
http://openwebmail.acatysmoof.com/archive
I'm using the CodeIgniter calendar class to generate an availability calendar. I use a loop to check if a date is in the "reserved" array, and if it is, give that cell a class of booked.
For some reason, on my server (Ubuntu 11.04), when the calendar is displayed the booked dates are showing one day earlier than they should. I'm trying to debug this, as the problem does not appear on my local machine and the values in the database are correct. Since it works on my local machine, I think it shouldn't be a code problem, either.
I've verified that the php.ini settings for date.timezone are identical, and the system dates (when you type 'date' in command line) are also identical.
Can anyone give me further insight into how to debug this problem?
I ended up figuring out where my issue was. The timezone on my database server was incorrect (6 hours behind my production server).