I am not explaining correctly.
When I send Event emails to other Members, the Event.EventTimeStamp attribute does not adjust in the email to reflect the timezone setting for that (or other) Members that the email was sent to.
I embed Event.EventTimeStamp into the body of the email sent to each recipient. each recipoient is also a member, so I do know their timezones.
So here is the use case:
An event is scheduled for 12/19/2019 at 19:30, by an organizer who is a Member. Let's say that the Member who created the event is in US Eastern time. For that Member he/she is thinking 7:30p EST
The 12/19/2019 at 19:30 is stored in Event.EventTimeStamp
When I send the email, I embed Event.EventTimeStamp into the body of the email to each recipient who is also a member.
Let's say that one user to whom the email is boing sent is in US Mountain time. So, to that user, the embedded event timestamp should say 12/19/2019 at 17:30 (Eastern time - 2 hours) = 5:30p Mountain Time
Does that make sense? Is there a better way to do this - Ex with some awareim built-in event scheduler component?
I cannot say in the email: "The organizer of this event is using US Eastern time. Please adjust this time to your time zone"
If you tell me that there is no built-in functionality to achieve this, and that I must do the math to convert from the Event Organizer's timezone to the timezone of each recipient, then I can look into that.
Dave