I posted this in another forum but got no replies so..

 I am using this piece of code to show a date and time :-

<%
Dim objFSO
Dim objFile
Dim dateModified
Set objFSO = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set objFile = objFSO.GetFile(Server.MapPath("sradmin1.asp"))
dateModified = objFile.DateLastModified
%>
<div>
<br />
Last Modified &nbsp;<%= FormatDateTime(dateModified, 1) %>; at <%= FormatDateTime(dateModified, 3) %><br />
</div>
<%
Set objFile = Nothing
Set objFSO = Nothing
%>

Trouble is my Hosting Company server is 14 hours behind me and I would like it to reflect my Date and Time when giving me a result on a webpage

Can anyone help please

Thanks Roy ...

To reflect the data and time to be displayed correctly set the culture of the Hosting Company Server in your asp.net page.

Thanks for the quick reply, perhaps I should have stated I am using plain old ASP, not .net unfortunatly

Thanks Roy...

have you look DATEADD function

to offset 14 hrs. you can do

DATEADD(h,-14,dateModified)

Thank you both for your replies I am not the smartest programmer, I only came in here because I could not get an answer on the other forum.

I have tried using dateADD on Last Modified &nbsp;<%= FormatDateTime(dateModified, 1) %> but I cannot get ther syntax correct

I just know nothing about Culture, I have never even heard of it until you mentioned it

Could you explain or point me to some sample code perhaps

THanx Roy..

;;;I only came in here because I could not get an answer on the other forum
For ASP help try here first next time. In my experience the members here are not only helpfull, also a very smart bunch.

;;;I have tried using dateADD, but I cannot get ther syntax correct
The example you were given is slightly wrong change:
DATEADD(h,-14,dateModified)
to
DATEADD("h",-14,dateModified)

Here is a cut n paste example of using the date add function how I believe you need to use it:
<%
  dim serverDVal,localDVal
  serverDVal = now()
  response.write serverDVal & " = The server date<bR>"
  localDVal = DATEADD("h",-14,serverDVal)
  response.write localDVal & "= The server date minus 14 hours<br>"
%>

;;I just know nothing about Culture, I have never even heard of it until you mentioned it
I am not aware of a culture function, I do not think there is on in VBScript, what 'gets the culture' is the:
"GetLocale Function:
Returns the current locale ID value.
A locale is a set of user preference information related to the user's language, country, and cultural conventions. The locale determines such things as keyboard layout, alphabetic sort order, as well as date, time, number, and currency formats."

There are loads of examples on the web. I think this is overkill for what you want and suggest you use the date add function.





Wind is your friend
Matt

Thank you all so much for your help, now I can try a few things and find out what works best for me

Regards Roy...

Santhi
I dont think topshed is writting c# and using .net - this is the classic ASP area of this forum...

Wind is your friend
Matt

Thanks Guys,

I finally got it , I must be getting to old for all this stuff

Refgards Roy..