Time stamp fairy
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From: Falling off the end of the thread
I wonder if it is to do with posters local timezones being sequenced in order as with the sites, so if you are running a timezone say -1 hrs from the sites, you appear in front of a post that was done on the sites time.
Confused, you should be...
Edit:-
Forget that, site says I posted this @ 15:27 and in UK it is 23:41
Confused, you should be...
Edit:-
Forget that, site says I posted this @ 15:27 and in UK it is 23:41
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From: The Land of Beer and Chocolate
Yeah, the forum has had another brainfart. Read http://www.pprune.org/computer-inter...amp-fairy.html for any info that might appear.
More bang for your buck
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From: land of the clanger
Umm, confused !!
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From: India
It can't happen, impossible with all the safeguards!
I am sure the webmaster and the techies are going to say " it can't be, not possible with all our fail safe systems, yada, yada, yada " just like the Airbus development engineers and pilots.
See and avoid
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From: USA
Originally Posted by Sprogget
What you've got there is a classic example of techies writing software on the straight assumption that the audience in it's entirety are also techies.
What you've got there is a classic example of techies writing software on the straight assumption that the audience in it's entirety are also techies.
I will believe that there are multiple servers handling the data, and that one of them is using the wrong time zone conversion.
On a Jetblast thread, (Where in the World?) I posted once, then a few minutes later posted again, but it reset the latter time to four hours earlier, bumping it up.
It's confusing to read comments on something that hasn't been posted yet.
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From: any town as retired.
post 9 in Dubai its 9am
I have made several posts this morning, and used the sequence header as above.
All posts have been sequenced correctly, but this might be because there have been no recent posts withing the CA time zone -wherever time zone.
More importantl is is the smell cheker option...needed please....
Dawler: your timing stamp shows: 26th 05h18....
glf
All posts have been sequenced correctly, but this might be because there have been no recent posts withing the CA time zone -wherever time zone.
More importantl is is the smell cheker option...needed please....
Dawler: your timing stamp shows: 26th 05h18....
glf
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From: Australia
The token has expired? What the stuff does that mean?
This is a new one on me!
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From: EGGW
It is still playing up.
Posted at 09:16, shows post as # 3720
Posted a reply to a comment on my post a couple of hours later.
It shows as posted at 03:19 and as post # 3719.
Correct time shown for this post.
Posted at 09:16, shows post as # 3720
Posted a reply to a comment on my post a couple of hours later.
It shows as posted at 03:19 and as post # 3719.
Correct time shown for this post.
Last edited by Mr @ Spotty M; 26th November 2011 at 10:46. Reason: Correct time shown for this post