Hi Tom,

At first glance, that should really work.

Can you please check that you have the most recent version of MetaMod installed, as a couple of the recent versions had some errors in time handling.

Then, ensure that you have the right time zone in the dropdown in MetaMod.

One way to check if the time on the server (including time zone calculation) is what you think it is, is to put this in the MetaMod:

echo "The time is " . MM_TIME . " and the day of week is " . MM_DAY_OF_WEEK;

Then take a look at the output in the front end, and see if that's coming up with the right time. e.g 112305 would mean 11:23:05.

Please let me know how you get on,
Stephen

I thought I might as well give more info. The time zone I selected is "antigua" (my target country) and I use metamod version 2.8b.

I hope this helps.

Hi - glad you got this working. I have done some work on this recently which is why there was a fix in the most recent version of MetaMod.

Best regards,
Stephen

Hi allvisualweb,

If you are wanting to simply have different modules appearing at different times of the day, then check out this page for some recipes of how to do it:

http://www.metamodpro.com/metamod/recip … time-rules

You can set the time zone to be used in the MetaMod - there's a dropdown for it. The time zones include Daylight Savings (Summer Time).

If you want the page to automatically refresh at certain times of the day, then that's a different matter. There's some discussion of this on another thread:

http://www.metamodpro.com/forums/topic?id=438

However, there is no existing solution for this (and I am not going to create one myself), so it will have to wait for someone who is good at JS to write it. There are some clues about how to approach it in that last thread.

Hope that helps,
Stephen