devinross
commented
11 years ago Hi Nandini,
The actual time output (10am,11am,12pm) is a reflection of current time zone or the time zone object you set as a property of the calendar view. If you're events are non-respective of time zone (ie the event occurs at 10:30 regardless of time zone) you need re-adjust your NSDate objects to reflect the proper time zone of the view. You would want to use nsdatecomponents for this. NSDate is just a point in time since 1970. Your time zone modifies the output. — Sent from my iPhone
On Thu, May 2, 2013 at 2:45 AM, Nandini639 notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi, I have used tapku calendar in my application and i have following problem. I have one meeting at 10.30AM UK time. I am travelling to Paris.The train crosses the channel and arrives in France. My iPhone picks up automatically that we are in a new country and adjusts the time automatically.I pull up the iPhone and check my application again: the meeting now shows at 11:30AM!!! I want to be meeting timing as it is i.e. 10.30 AM.(I dont want to reflect my calendar event as time zone changes.) What changes should i do for this. Please help me. Thanks,
Nandini.
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Hi,
I have used tapku calendar in my application and i have following problem.
I have one meeting at 10.30AM UK time. I am travelling to Paris.The train crosses the channel and arrives in France. My iPhone picks up automatically that we are in a new country and adjusts the time automatically.I pull up the iPhone and check my application again: the meeting now shows at 11:30AM!!!
I want to be meeting timing as it is i.e. 10.30 AM.(I dont want to reflect my calendar event as time zone changes.) What changes should i do for this. Please help me.
Thanks, Nandini.