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PeopleTools and Lifecycle Management - PSFT (MOSC)

Get local timezone using Java/HTML

Oct 25, 2018 5:19PM edited Dec 4, 2018 3:18PM in PeopleTools and Lifecycle Management - PSFT (MOSC) 7 commentsAnswered

Has anyone used Java or HTML to get the timezone of the user's local PC?

None of our users have Timezone set in their Personalizations.

I have looked at using CreateJavaObject with Intl.DateTimeFormat but have not gotten very far.

We want to use the local Time Zone to convert the system time, using TimeToTimeZone(%Time, %ServerTimeZone, &c_timezone) function.

Thanks!

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