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I think most of us expect a lot of comeback while going about our normal posting business.....Originally posted by WTFH View PostIf you're going to start a thread as a veiled attack at the mods, then make an ambiguous post which you later tell us means you've worked it out and corrected your problem, you have to expect a little comeback.
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If you're going to start a thread as a veiled attack at the mods, then make an ambiguous post which you later tell us means you've worked it out and corrected your problem, you have to expect a little comeback.Originally posted by Bean View PostIf you're going to edit the poll options using mod powers - just delete the thread, you cheeky ....
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If you're going to edit the poll options using mod powers - just delete the thread, you cheeky ....Originally posted by WTFH View PostThe mods do not have access to change your user settings such as time zone and auto DST adjustment.
Your best bet would be to go to settings, then General Settings, then scroll down to Date and Time Options and set your DST Options to Automatically detect DST settings.
If it is set to Automatic and the time is still showing incorrectly, then the issue is not with ContractorUK or the forum software.
Post #3 is me coming to the realisation and correcting the error
but thanks for your assistance
Ps. The setting was on corrections always on - so there is a problem with that setting.... (moot now but hey ho - not like you'll do a proper job and actually fix it eh?)Last edited by Bean; 2 November 2017, 12:34.
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then the issue is that you have to make the changes singing Ave Maria while standing on your head....Originally posted by WTFH View PostThe mods do not have access to change your user settings such as time zone and auto DST adjustment.
Your best bet would be to go to settings, then General Settings, then scroll down to Date and Time Options and set your DST Options to Automatically detect DST settings.
If it is set to Automatic and the time is still showing incorrectly
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You'll have to forgive Mr. Bean. Not the sharpest tool in the box and he's not shy to prove it.
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The mods do not have access to change your user settings such as time zone and auto DST adjustment.
Your best bet would be to go to settings, then General Settings, then scroll down to Date and Time Options and set your DST Options to Automatically detect DST settings.
If it is set to Automatic and the time is still showing incorrectly, then the issue is not with ContractorUK or the forum software.
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Daylight Savings Time
7Yes, very soon0.00%0Yes, when they get round to it sometime0.00%0No0.00%0Pebkac28.57%2AndyW's mum changes my clocks and timestamps57.14%4When will mum change my nappy14.29%1Are the mods/admins going to change the timestamps to reflect reality, or leave it as wrong by an hour until the clocks change again?
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