World Time

[nineback]

I have the setting set to False to show 24 hour time but the clocks are still showing 12hr time with the am/pm indicator.

Tom

[Johnny]

Hi Tom, I guess you did 'Save'? Easily forgotten.

[nineback]

Saved several times.

Tom

[Johnny]

What about clearing your browser cache? Or try another browser.

[Johnny]

No, it's not that, I've just checked it here and it's showing PM.

[John B]

It seems to be all right here.

Did you manage to fix it, nineback Tom?

Rgds,
John

[nineback]

Interesting. It still is not working here. I tried two different browsers and on a Windows machine and a Mac machine.

Tom

[John B]

I am no PHP expert, Tom, and am probably talking through my hat; but is it possible that your base time setting in the main menu controls your over-all time preferences? Even then, I'm not sure. PHP does seem to have at times problems with timing; For instance, if I move from the default view of my local radar and then return, the timing becomes strange and requires a full refresh to become normal.

[nineback]

I have no idea. I thought that Jachym would comment.

Tom

[John B]

OK, Tom,

I'm lost on this one. Here's the latest image as I see your site:

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If Johnny's still around perhaps he can advise from his location.

John

[Johnny]

The clock in your footer this morning was showing 2:41am - so it's still using the 12 hour Am/PM clock. Picture taken from your site as well, your UTC time matches exactly Greenwich Mean Time here (as you'd expect). Although this is not resolving your 24 hour clock problem.

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