Performance event times that I create now, for events that occur after November 2 2009 (when the USA changes back to EST), take account of the change from daylight savings and automatically adds one hour to the display time.

I am in, and have selected New York time zone and have the configured the event display to have "no time zone conversion."

Basically which ever configuration I choose I can stop the event display adding one hour. What am I missing?

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choster’s picture

choster commented
Title: Daylight savings effecting the correct display of future events » Daylight savings affecting the correct display of future events

We had the same issue and fixed by setting Time zone handling in the content type's field settings to "Date's time zone."

fxeq12’s picture

fxeq12 commented

Interesting - all sorted now - thank you.

choster’s picture

choster commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)
joachim’s picture

joachim commented
Title: Daylight savings affecting the correct display of future events » Daylight saving time affecting the correct display of future events
Status: Closed (fixed) » Active

Reopening, as the change suggested in #1 didn't fix it for me.

haaid’s picture

haaid commented

I have the same problem.

e-m-h’s picture

e-m-h commented

Also having the same problem. The fix suggested #1 didn't solve this.

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damienmckenna
Location TN, USA
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Status: Active » Closed (outdated)

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