How To Change Time/Date Settings

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penguinzomby

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Message # 1 | 2:41 AM 2010-04-12

Someone tell me how to change my websites time and date settings- they are a day off and i don't know how to change them

Post edited by penguinzomby - Monday, 2010-04-12, 2:41 AM

Air

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Message # 2 | 3:10 AM 2010-04-12

penguinzomby, Control Panel > Settings > Common Settings > "Local Time" and "Date and time format". Just adjust those to match your local time.

Cuturheadoff

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Message # 3 | 6:34 AM 2011-04-29

Guys please say how can user in website access his control panel to change time zone and so on?

Mugen_Boy

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Message # 4 | 6:55 AM 2011-04-29

To access Control Panel,
First look at the top of your site, there's a toolbar and it has options like "general", "control", "addition" etc.
In that, first click general, then you can see a drop down box, in that click "Login to Control Panel". Then type the pass and put the security code and you'll be in the Contol Panel (CP)
Then, again in the CP, look at the top for a toolbar and in it, click on "Settings", then a drop down menu appears, so in that click on "Common Settings". After that, scroll down until you see "Local time". There you can change the time.
Hope that helps. smile

AnimationShop.uCoz

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Message # 5 | 7:02 AM 2011-04-29

Cuturheadoff, use also search, there is alot threads about date and time..

Broņislavs

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Message # 6 | 2:58 PM 2011-08-01

Where can i change the ucoz controlpanel time for statistics, because it shows for example its midnight 0:00, but my clock shows that it is 23:00, why it is so?

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redhead

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Message # 7 | 3:43 PM 2011-08-01

You can change local time for your site in CP->Settings->Common settings->Local time->Select your time zone

Broņislavs

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Message # 8 | 8:48 PM 2011-08-01

I've already changed that, but in statistic graph it shows other time. -.-

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lilu

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Message # 9 | 10:35 AM 2011-08-02

Broņislavs, provide please a screenshot of the incorrect time for statistics

Broņislavs

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Message # 10 | 4:49 PM 2011-08-02

The time i captured the pic was 18:45, but in that graph it shows that the time is 19:45 -.-
http://img854.imageshack.us/img854/9453/laiks.png

I wont complain about it if it would be so confusing when checking it. :/

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Post edited by Broņislavs - Tuesday, 2011-08-02, 4:49 PM

vee

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Message # 11 | 7:44 AM 2011-10-27

how can I re-set the time displayed at the top of my website?

DEEPKG

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Message # 12 | 8:34 AM 2011-10-27

vee, Control panel (Main) » Common settings» see option >>then edit

Code

Local time:
Select your time zone.

Date and time format:
Date and time format on your website.

Display current date as "Today":

I Try to help. U can Try to give Rep ++ For my try :P

tmerritt1

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Message # 13 | 6:36 AM 2012-07-05

Is there a way that everyone has different times, for their time zones, etc? because some people on my site dont live in the same places so they see the time that i have, not theirs.

Paradox

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Message # 14 | 3:42 AM 2012-07-06

tmerritt1, unfortunately it isn't possible to do using standard system solutions. The site time set in Common Settings is what is seen globally by all users.

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carloscompu

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Message # 15 | 4:17 AM 2012-12-20

Is it posible to just show the date and not the day and time

How To Change Time/Date Settings

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