In SimpleOne, all times are stored in UTC and appear based in system time zone. But to users, times appear in their local time zone, according to their preference settings.
This functionality is used whole across the system, for example, in Timepoint Indicators, email notifications and so on, so very important to set up them carefully, taking all the conditions into account.
To create a new timezone, please complete the steps below:
- Navigate to System Localization → Timezones.
- Click New and fill in the fields
- Click Save or Save and Exit to apply changes.
Timezones fields description
Field | Description |
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Name | Timezone name. It is recommended to use the Country/City format when naming the timezone like listed in the TZ database. |
UTC Offset | Enter the value of the UTC offset (the difference from Universal Coordinated Time). |
Timezones in email notifications
The date and time in notifications are set using the system time zone; the recipient time zone is not taken into account.
The system property simple.email.append.timezone controls this aspect and allows to append timezone to dates and times in sent emails.
This property is of the Boolean type, so it can take the only values TRUE or FALSE. When set to TRUE, then the system timezone is appended to time and date in notifications.
Changing the value
Role required: admin.
To change the property value, please complete the steps below:
- Navigate to System Properties → System Properties;
- Locate this property in the list and click on it;
- Change the value in the Value field.
Default user timezone
The default user timezone can be set using the user.timezone.default system property. Please type the specified timezone when filling in the fields; this property will affect all users in the system.
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Changing the value
Role required: admin.
To change the property value, please complete the steps below:
- Navigate to System Properties → System Properties;
- Locate this property in the list and click on it;
- Change the value in the Value field.