Pachi had a great idea for adding time / date tags. They will take a time or date in one format and display it in your local timezone. You will first need to edit your profile to select your time zone for this to work.

The input is very flexible, allowing you to input in either numbers or some textual methods.

Examples:

[time]13:05 KST[/time]

Output:
04:05 GMT (+00:00)

[time]7pm edt[/time]

Output:
23:00 GMT (+00:00)

[date]April 28 04:00 KST[/date]

Output:
Tuesday, Apr 27 7:00pm GMT (GMT+00:00)

[date]next thursday 10am GMT[/date]

Output:
Thursday, Apr 22 10:00am GMT (GMT+00:00)

QuickStriker

United States3694 Posts

April 15 2010 04:54 GMT

Wow R1CH, that seems awesome! Good job! Trying it right now!

*Edit* Testing....

05:27 GMT (+00:00)

*Edit Edit* Result: IT WORKS WHEN I TYPED IN 13:57 KST!! YESSSSS!

Boundz(DarKo)

5311 Posts

April 15 2010 04:54 GMT

Amazing! Editing my profile asap.

Edit: 04:55 GMT (+00:00)

Result: It works! D:

FragKrag

United States11556 Posts

April 15 2010 04:55 GMT

awesome update R1CH. Now no more having to fumble around with time :D

09:05 GMT (+00:00)

test

Mystlord

United States10264 Posts

April 15 2010 04:58 GMT

Kind of funny that only just now is this function revealed, even after TL has been involved in multiple time zones for quite a few years now

Still, that'll make everything sooo convenient ^_^

DownMaxX

Canada1311 Posts

April 15 2010 05:00 GMT

That's super sweet. Even sweeter after updating my time zone. :D

Good stuff!

Ftrunkz

Australia2474 Posts

April 15 2010 05:02 GMT

after me missing the tourny this morning by 1 hour because i converted times wrong, i must ask why oh why was this not added yesterday

!

but srsly, awesome work and really cool feature :D

meeple

Canada10211 Posts

April 15 2010 05:07 GMT

Thats awesome... nice job man. Although all those months of converting in my head are useless now.

Orome

Switzerland11984 Posts

April 15 2010 05:07 GMT

Haha, this is awesome, ty Rich.

Spazer

Canada8033 Posts

April 15 2010 05:20 GMT

#10

Great new feature! Will calendar events continue to be given in KST, or will the new system be adopted for that as well?

Edit: Oh, and will the time be automatically set forward/back one hour for daylight savings time?

Ilikestarcraft

Korea (South)17733 Posts

April 15 2010 05:23 GMT

#11

test
05:23 GMT (+00:00)

boesthius

United States11637 Posts

April 15 2010 05:25 GMT

#12

--- Nuked ---

semantics

10040 Posts

April 15 2010 05:27 GMT

#13

What's pacific-new, what's the diff from pacific

mikeymoo

Canada7170 Posts

April 15 2010 05:28 GMT

#14

I hope you've accounted for switches in daylight savings when it happens again in fall.

Grobyc

Canada18410 Posts

April 15 2010 05:29 GMT

#15

Awesome! Sick new feature, I've failed trying to convert time zones to mine on my own too many times before I started using a program to do it lol. Much easier for me ^^

yes9111

United States420 Posts

April 15 2010 05:35 GMT

#16

haha very nice! [unparsable timestamp format]

justiceknight

Singapore5741 Posts

April 15 2010 05:37 GMT

#17

great job richy r1ch

Chairman Ray

United States11903 Posts

April 15 2010 05:38 GMT

#18

woohoo!

R1CH

Netherlands10342 Posts

April 15 2010 05:44 GMT

#19

On April 15 2010 14:20 Spazer wrote:
Great new feature! Will calendar events continue to be given in KST, or will the new system be adopted for that as well?

For now it's just the bbcode tags.

On April 15 2010 14:27 semantics wrote:
What's pacific-new, what's the diff from pacific

Apparently there was a new time zone planned for Pacific, but it was scrapped. It still exists in spirit though.

On April 15 2010 14:28 mikeymoo wrote:
I hope you've accounted for switches in daylight savings when it happens again in fall.

If it fails, blame PHP!

d0da

United States103 Posts

April 15 2010 05:44 GMT

#20

Excellent feature. I also second that it should update the calendar on the right side as well if it wouldn't be too much work. At least something to think about changing in the future if not now.