Timing on this site ...

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  1. Winnie

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    I've just noticed ... I placed a thread on here a few minutes ago. The time logged on the site was 9.33am (roughly), but it will be 10.33am in the UK ... because it's 11.33am here in France. Does that make sense?? Has the clock not gone forward on here yet? It's not a problem ... it's just that I did notice.
     
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    Paladin Gardening...A work of Heart

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    It's the same for me Winnie:scratch: The forum time is one hour behind. If I alter the clock settings and foreward it ,the time is one hour ahead(as it should be.)
     
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    Kandy Will be glad to see the sun again soon.....

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    I'm just the same.I was ok until we changed the clocks and since then it has been all over the place so I have just put up with it:scratch:
     
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    Sorry folks - I just checked in the coding and the box marked "enable daylight savings" didn't have a tick in it! It should be correct now.
     
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    Thank you:)
     
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    Thanks Daisees ...
     
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    Good to see you back, Daisees, you better now?
     
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