Here is a list of all the files that have the timestamp function in JLive! Chat:

This is what my host says about changing the time zone...

3: your application does NOT get the date/time directly from the server, it gets it through the language your using. In this case php, and if you are using a custom php.ini file it will, if relevant, be from that........

What is your thought on this. I really would like to not have to change the php files.

We don't recommend changing the PHP files either, because it can cause problems and if you need to upgrade to a newer version later your changes will be lost.

The date/time is coming from your MySQL server. Are you on a shared hosting environment or do you have your own dedicated server with SSH access? Can you access the MySQL server via SSH?

I am on a shared server and I DO have access to MySQL via the PHPMyAdmin. I can easily run SQL statements on it if that is what you are referring to.

No, I'm afraid you need SSH access in order to check/change the time on the server.

Heres what we can do... you can change the php files and when the next version is released we will build a setting into the admin that will allow you to easily change to use your webserver's time setting instead of your mysql server's time setting. That way you don't need to go through the hassle of logging into your server and changing stuff. However, keep in mind that the timestamp on your webserver should be accurate, if not then you still need to access the server to set the correct time on it.

OK. One thing, the web server is the same as the database server. Couldn't I just use the global config to create an offset after the new version is released?