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sandman
I've been testing my web app on another workstation to simulate using
the server time. The test pc's time is an hour behind the server time
and when the user processes a request, the server time is picked up.
The problem is that I've got a "clock" on the web page that updates the
"current time" every second since the app is time critical. The clock
is a jscript routine. It seems to be picking up the local time. I'm
just instantiating a new Date() object (when the page loads), which
according to the docs is making a System.DateTime call. Is there a way
to seed it or get it to pick up the server time instead?
margaret
the server time. The test pc's time is an hour behind the server time
and when the user processes a request, the server time is picked up.
The problem is that I've got a "clock" on the web page that updates the
"current time" every second since the app is time critical. The clock
is a jscript routine. It seems to be picking up the local time. I'm
just instantiating a new Date() object (when the page loads), which
according to the docs is making a System.DateTime call. Is there a way
to seed it or get it to pick up the server time instead?
margaret