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  • Plugin Author drmikegreen

    (@drmikegreen)

    Not so.

    The information (in this case a prayer) will be for the day of the client, not the day of the server (which it would be without the plugin).

    You can test by changing the time on your computer to be in a time zone which is in a different day. E.g., if you live in New York, change the time zone on your computer to that of Sydney. You should see the information (in the case of the example) for the next day. (Check a site like https://www.timeanddate.com/ to be sure to get a time zone which is in a different day than the one normally set on your computer.)

    Plugin Author drmikegreen

    (@drmikegreen)

    I have just added the foregoing explanation to the FAQ.

    Thanks for drawing my attention to this need for clarification.

    Yes, I agree with drmikegreen that the demo really works. I’ve tried changing my time zone and the post really changed, when changed back to my usual time zone post also changed back to what I saw.

    Plugin Author drmikegreen

    (@drmikegreen)

    It would be good, Mai, if you were to rate the plugin to reflect your view. Unhappily it presently reflects the view of davywavy.

    I can give 1 star like davywavy now until my support issues are resolved.

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