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    Well, this is MODx. There is always more than one way to do anything. cool
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      Hi Susan,

      I just re-read this thread. I think what you are really doing has nothing to do with the clients’ location. I was mistaken in that.

      What (I think) you are really doing is setting a parameter to make the "server" appear to be in a different time zone. That makes a lot more sense. smiley So you can, for time-purposes, pretend the server is located in Switzerland, the U.K. or wherever.
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        Exactly, and it has everything to do with the client’s location. The server reports the time where it is located, and the website needs to adjust that time to reflect the client’s time zone.
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