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Your best bet would be to do this as a server-side script. &nbsp;Are you using PHP or ASP? &nbsp;If so, you could do it there and not leave it up to the Web browser to make the decision. &nbsp;This would make it cross-platform and would allow your server to control it -- not the end user's computer.
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Your best bet would be to do this as a server-side script.  Are you using PHP or ASP?  If so, you could do it there and not leave it up to the Web browser to make the decision.  This would make it cross-platform and would allow your server to control it -- not the end user's computer.

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Hi,<br />
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We have a requirement to show a day/night functionality on a website - when a user accesses the website, depending on the user's timezone, a different template will load for the same website to depict whether it is day/night.<br />
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We have put in a script &nbsp;which however does not behave correctly at times. There have been many instances when we have logged in during the day to see the night template or vice -versa. We have also noticed that the script does not work in Safari browser.<br />
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Does anyone know of a script/function that will satisfy our requirement and is browser compatible?<br />
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Thanks
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Hi,

We have a requirement to show a day/night functionality on a website - when a user accesses the website, depending on the user's timezone, a different template will load for the same website to depict whether it is day/night.

We have put in a script  which however does not behave correctly at times. There have been many instances when we have logged in during the day to see the night template or vice -versa. We have also noticed that the script does not work in Safari browser.

Does anyone know of a script/function that will satisfy our requirement and is browser compatible?

Thanks

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