There Is No Such Time

[steelsporran]

ICAO follows ISO 8601 (24hr clock). The CAA complies with ICAO. This forum uses a bastardized 12hr clock. You don't put 0s before am/pm times, they are superfluous. Any chance of a change?

[toprob]

I can't say I've ever noticed. It could just be a formatting issue -- in which case it probably serves some purpose. We tend not to mess around with the code too much, it's the simple things which break stuff.

[Splitpin]

QUOTE (toprob @ Feb 14 2011, 03:31 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I can't say I've ever noticed. It could just be a formatting issue -- in which case it probably serves some purpose. We tend not to mess around with the code too much, it's the simple things which break stuff.

tell me about it....years ago i found a thing on my computer called a configsys.bat or something like that....had a play with it.......for days that poor old puter thought it was a toaster.

[benwynn]

[victor_alpha_charlie]

[ZK-MAT]

I'm comfortable with the time format on the forum. Seems to do the job

[cooldad]

Can anyone explain how some forum updates show dates in the future? ie today several entries show 17 Feb 2011 whereas today is only the 14th Feb?

Cheers
Paul

[ZK-MAT]

Check your time zone etc..

My Controls (up the top of the page) / Board Settings (third from bottom, left hand side).

[cooldad]

Ah ha, that fixed it!

Thanks for that ZK-MAT

Paul