SOLVED! Calendar start time not same as database start time

[bwalk]

Good morning developers,
I have a very curious thing happening with my calendar. The start time on the calendar is 1 hour earlier than what shows in the calendar BO database record. IE, if any event show starting at 9:30 am on the calendar is shows 10:30 am in the database for that event.
Both the server and my PC show the same time zone, Central Daylight Savings Time.
This wouldn't be a problem because they do appear correct on the calendar itself, but I report all new/changed events nightly to all those that use the calendar, so they appear 1 hour later on the outgoing email, but correct on the calendar.
Has anyone noticed this behavior? Does your calendar database show the same time as on your calendar? I (and others) have been trying to figure this out for days.
Thanks for any insight you might be able to provide.

PS: end times are also off by 1 hour

[joben]

The RegularUser BO has an attribute called TimeZone. I have never played around with it, but this is what I would try:

Make sure TimeZone is visible in the user form so that you can change it.
Then compare the calendar between a user who has it set as default, and another user with Central Daylight Savings Time.
Maybe you need to do a hard refresh in your browser (CTRL+SHIFT+R) for it to display properly after changing it.

[bwalk]

Joben, you seem to be on to something.
If I login as a user with no time zone selected, the calendar displays what the DB has stored. If I login as a user with 'Central Daylight Savings Time', the calendar displays the event 1 hour before the DB record time.
But the server date/time is the same as on my PC, so I don't understand....

[bwalk]

Seems either setting RegularUser.TimeZone to null or Eastern DST works. This is strange because I'm in Central DST but this does not work.
Anyway what I have now will get me through for now.
Thank for getting me going in the right direction Jogen

[bwalk]

Excuse me for resurrecting this subject but I believe I have found something.
From the Regular User form:
When I select 'Eastern Daylight Time GMT-5' it shows in the Database as 'America/Atikokan' which does not observe DST.
When I select 'Central Daylight Time GMT-6' is shows in the Database as 'America/Bahia_Banderas' which also does not observer DST.
There are no selections that result in a central timezone that observes DST.
So my question is: Where does the list of TimeZones used in the RegularUser form come from? And why does it not have all the timezone?
Thanks

[bwalk]

SOLVED
Vladimir found an issue with the Time Zones not saving the correct Time Zone in the database.
Watch for the fix in a new release.