Setting your whole app in one timezone

[johnny]

So… I ended up just getting the ZQ plugin. Am hitting a few roadblocks, so I’m hoping maybe @Jici you’d be able to help me

So for example, I set my computer on Eastern Time and I have the calendar set on America/Los_Angeles but when it’s being saved, it’s being saved as 9:00 PM the previous day which is fine for the Pacific Time users, but it shows up 9:00 PM the previous day for the Eastern Time user. Is there a way to fix it so it shows 12:00 AM Eastern, and also 12:00 AM Pacific on the same day?

Does that make sense?

[Jici]

How do you save the data?

[johnny]

I now do a backend WF, pass the date in a parameter and also pass the timezone in a parameter

[Jici]

Ok. And when you send the date, how this is formatted? Can you share your WF?

What I understand is that, if I,m in EST timezone and select tomorrow for the date of the event (july 6, 12AM) i should be save as july 6 in La timezone?

[johnny]

I have the date rounded down

This is the screenshot of attendance actually being saved

A button is pressed to select a date to take attendance for and it’s passed on when the save button is pressed

Yes, so save as 12 AM LA time, and it would also appear as 12 AM for ET users and vice versa. So when an ET user saves it would save 12 AM PT, and display as 12 AM on the calendar as well.

@Jici

What I understand is that, if I,m in EST timezone and select tomorrow for the date of the event (july 6, 12AM) i should be save as july 6 in La timezone?

[Jici]

That’s look good to me I think. What logs see when you send this request?
And if Calendar is set to LA, Everything should work fine. If this is not the case, probably an issue on Bubble size. To test that, I suggest to create an API Connector call to this endpoint and see if this is different.

[Jici]

Are you doing rounded down before sending data or in Backend?

[johnny]

I’ll PM you a screen recording shortly that might help figure out where the issue is