We facilitate webinars/conferences and post the date/time of the events on our website. Presently, we list the times in various United States time zones to make it easier for viewers to determine what time the event will take place within their time zone. However, posting the date/time in all the time zones makes the event calendar look too busy, cluttered, and somewhat confusing.

Is anyone aware of an html code/script that would allow me to post the times in my time zone (Mountain Standard Time) to where the time is automatically converted to the viewers local time on their computer? If there is a code/script of this nature, then I wouldn’t need to worry about the time zone issue. Thanks.

function dateAdjust(p_EventDate) {
var localDate = new Date();
var scheduledDate = new Date(p_EventDate);
var msOffset = localDate.getTimezoneOffset() * 60000

return new Date(scheduledDate.valueOf() + msOffset)

}

<script type="text/javascript">
var s_Event = 'April 15, 2010 15:00'; // Event date and time in GMT/UTC

document.write(' GMT Time of event will be: ' + s_Event);
document.write('<br /><br />')
document.write(' Local Time of event will be: <br />' + dateAdjust(s_Event));
</script> 

Demo at http://www.modtalk.co.uk/_site/code/...to-local-time/