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I ended up having the user select their time zone manually when uploading the files, I tend to shy away from using external web services since if they go down or change it effects the whole application.<br />
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But since your answer is a possible solution and would have worked (not to mention the only response, thank you!) I'll mark yours as solution.<br />
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Thanks for the suggestion SriVaddadi
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I ended up having the user select their time zone manually when uploading the files, I tend to shy away from using external web services since if they go down or change it effects the whole application.

But since your answer is a possible solution and would have worked (not to mention the only response, thank you!) I'll mark yours as solution.

Thanks for the suggestion SriVaddadi

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Good afternoon,<br />
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I'm attempting to get the sunrise/sunset based off a latitude and longitude and date. &nbsp; I have most of it working, but I'm using the DateTime.UtcNow to accomodate for daylight savings and such. &nbsp;However, I found out that when I run DateTime.UtcNow it gives me the UTC for where the SERVER is at. &nbsp;I need to be able to get the information for where the latitude/longitude are at, and also for the date I pass the function.<br />
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Has anybody done this before?
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Good afternoon,

I'm attempting to get the sunrise/sunset based off a latitude and longitude and date.   I have most of it working, but I'm using the DateTime.UtcNow to accomodate for daylight savings and such.  However, I found out that when I run DateTime.UtcNow it gives me the UTC for where the SERVER is at.  I need to be able to get the information for where the latitude/longitude are at, and also for the date I pass the function.

Has anybody done this before?

Getting DateTime.UtcNow off Latitude/Longitude/Date

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