Rob this is bugging me…..

[Sparky]

Please read the above message as ……………..

I’m Steve Broughton & Oi juurst leerned to tell wot time it is by lookin at da big hand and da little hand

Yeah! put the clock right Rob, cos I’m gonna join after school soon so I can read, write & tell the time too 😀

[Robert Lambie]

sorry guys it bugs me too.. it can easily be fixed yes.. rob was gonna right some code that would update itself to allow the time adjustment for the daylight settings etc..

ill ask him if he could sort it out 😉

[Alan]

Steve you can call it a day now you know, it’s nearly six not five. 😆 😆 😆

[eddie cotter]

wile you are fixing the clock, can you fix it so i dont have to keep logging on every visit, thank you rob 😆 😆 😆

[Martin C]

Rob,

This is a fix that can…and I believe has to be done by each individual, and is not a central problem as such.

Go into Profile and near the bottom it gives you an option for time which is normally set at GMT….BUT you need to set it at GMT plus 1 hour.

[Steve Broughton]

Sparky we dun’t use them new fangled clacks oot ere in the cuntree it was just them thar numbers a changin waz makin I dizee ..I..

[Administrator 2]

Hi guys, yes it can be done in the programming, (I can add a correct for daylight savings time type option that’ll automaticaly shift you +1 when needed) but I’ve been too busy to get it done just at the moment (my boss is away and I’ve been up to my neck in it 🙂 )

eddie, I think I know how to fix that for you….

here’s what you need to do.

log in (select keep me logged in)
once logged in click log out.
and the grand finaliy log back in again.

with luck the keep me logged in button should then work…. it’s some kind of bug with the way Internet Explorer handles the cookie (keep me logged in info) I’ve not been able to work out why it does that, but that little fix seems to get arround it.