PB corrected our schedule page code which was showing Australia NSW as GMT +10 instead of +11. Copy-pasting his solution -
The countries which have DST spanning across the years have this issue. (Found 4 such countries) ...
I have set the dstStartMonth to January of this year as a temporary solution. ...
Modified the code to add the required condition
FROM
if(($curMonth > $dstStartMonth && $curMonth < $dstEndMonth) ||
($curMonth == $dstStartMonth && $curDay >= $dstStartDay) ||
($curMonth == $dstEndMonth && $curDay <= $dstEndDay))
$offsetGmt= $offsetDst;
($curMonth == $dstStartMonth && $curDay >= $dstStartDay) ||
($curMonth == $dstEndMonth && $curDay <= $dstEndDay))
$offsetGmt= $offsetDst;
TO
if(($curMonth > $dstStartMonth && $curMonth < $dstEndMonth) ||
($curMonth < $dstStartMonth && $curMonth < $dstEndMonth && $dstStartMonth > $dstEndMonth) ||
($curMonth == $dstStartMonth && $curDay >= $dstStartDay) ||
($curMonth == $dstEndMonth && $curDay <= $dstEndDay))
$offsetGmt= $offsetDst;
($curMonth < $dstStartMonth && $curMonth < $dstEndMonth && $dstStartMonth > $dstEndMonth) ||
($curMonth == $dstStartMonth && $curDay >= $dstStartDay) ||
($curMonth == $dstEndMonth && $curDay <= $dstEndDay))
$offsetGmt= $offsetDst;
Then restored the DST timings for the four countries.
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