[Javascript] Help wanted re. Daylight-Saving Time values

[javascript@xxxxxxxxxx (Tim Makins)]

Thanks for your comments, Peter. It looks too complicated to achieve - just
thought there might be a genius on this list! I think the only answer is to
manually change the page twice a year - not too arduous...

BTW, getTimezoneOffset does reflect daylight saving time, but only by giving
an altered offset value to gmt. What it doesn't do is to say WHEN daylight
saving time is in operation.

Tim in Ireland.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Peter-Paul Koch" <gassinaumasis@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <javascript@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: 20 November 2001 09:51
Subject: Re: [Javascript] Help wanted re. Daylight-Saving Time values
> No. In fact, daylight saving is the most complex matter in date and time
> calculating. I always devoutly assume that the browser keeps track of
this,
> and if it doesn't, Too Bad.
>
> As far as I understand getTimezoneOffset should reflect daylight saving
> time, but no doubt some browser will have some bug.
>
> Sorry, I think it would be best to forget about it and hope everything
goes
> well.
>
> ppk