I'm currently using JSTools for the Jscalendar function in the scheduler module. When creating a new story and schedualing a date/time by clicking on the Jscalendar icon, todays date is listed incorrectly.

The current time/date: Aug 1 10:20
Listed time/date: July 14 16:20

As you can see..... the date and time are way off.

I'm using Drupal 4.7
jstools (CVS 14/07/06)

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venkat-rk commented

Same problem, with the exception that I am using the latest 4.7 version.

Surprisingly, on the *same* node form, jscalendar reports the sitewide timezone correctly with the scheduler module, but wrongly for the actual event field. Screenshots attached in followup posts.

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venkat-rk commented
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Screenshot of the event date field where jscalendar reports time incorrectly- it is way ahead of my current timezone (GMT+05.30)

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venkat-rk commented
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jscalendar reporting the correct time with the scheduler fields on the same event node form.

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rewted commented

Current system time is: 2006-08-14 10:56:27

The JSc reports 2006-08-12 21:54

I have a -500 offset too. But as you can see, JSc is still living two days in the past.

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rewted commented

I may have figured this one out. JSCalendar grabs the date from your PC, not the server. When testing the time on my local machine was off, the server was correct. When switching to another machine with a correct time/date, Jscalendar matched the server.

Maybe one of you can try it out... change your machine time, see if Jscalendar reflects that change.