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From: craiglaw98 on 2 Feb 2008 11:44
Hi my web server is in delaware USA i have a timezone converter below which is
30 mins and the year is 2006 not 2008 any ideas why this would be and what i
need to do to fix what i need is the equivilent server datetime for the entry
of the form so the hard coded date and time below should have a serverDate of
ts '2008-02-02 11:30:00' but it is {ts '2006-02-01 11:00:00'} any ideas?
<cfset startday = '02/02/2006'> // format is in dd / mm / yyyy <cfset SMS_Time
= '03:30:00'> <cfscript> tz=createObject('component','timeZone');
setLocale('English (Australian)'); smsDate=lsParseDateTime(startday);
hours=listFirst(SMS_Time,':')+listGetAt(SMS_Time,2,':')/60+listLast(SMS_Time,':'
)/360; smsDate=dateAdd('h',hours,smsDate);
serverDate=tz.castToServer(smsDate,'Australia/Sydney'); </cfscript>

From: Dan Bracuk on 2 Feb 2008 12:30
I can see why you got 2006 instead of 2008.

For the rest of it, do a writeoutput every time you set a variable and then you'll where you start getting unexpected values.
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