Hello,
A clock has been added to the « Swiss Knife » (Couteau Suisse) Plugin.
It first reads the server time, just once, with PHP and then keeps the clock updated using client-side Javascript.
We would like to check if the timezone parameters work correctly in different timezones.
Is there someone who has a server in an exotic timzeone (Australia, ...) who already has Couteau Suisse installed, and who could update the plugin and try out the #HORLOGE tag (or <horloge|...> model) ?
Paolo
Is there someone who has a server in an exotic timzeone (Australia, …)…
→ just as an example 
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Etienne Brackers.
On 06/03/2009, at 7:15 PM, Paolo wrote:
Hello,
A clock has been added to the « Swiss Knife » (Couteau Suisse) Plugin.
It first reads the server time, just once, with PHP and then keeps the clock updated using client-side Javascript.We would like to check if the timezone parameters work correctly in different timezones.
Is there someone who has a server in an exotic timzeone (Australia, ...) who already has Couteau Suisse installed, and who could update the plugin and try out the #HORLOGE tag (or <horloge|...> model) ?
SPIP 2.0.5
Couteau Suisse 1.8.06.07
The #HORLOGE tag displays the current server time (Australia/Perth, currently GMT+9) and it's updated by Javascript.
Regards,
Thomas Sutton
Web Developer
bouncingorange
graphic + web design
Thomas Sutton wrote:
The #HORLOGE tag displays the current server time (Australia/Perth, currently GMT+9) and it's updated by Javascript.
Thank you, Thomas, for taking my (very subtle!) hint.
Paolo
On 09/03/2009, at 4:02 PM, Paolo wrote:
Thomas Sutton wrote:
The #HORLOGE tag displays the current server time (Australia/Perth, currently GMT+9) and it's updated by Javascript.
Thank you, Thomas, for taking my (very subtle!) hint.
I wasn't sure if it was a hint, so I thought I'd better do it, just in case 
Incidentally, I've never had cause to look at this plug-in before. It looks quite useful!
Regards,
Thomas Sutton
Web Developer
bouncingorange
graphic + web design