nisandeh

You’re probably right, Chris…
I set it up now for 12 hours, and I expect it to work in 95% of the time.
Good enough for me…
(Just thought it would be neat to have this option, but probably not worth the hassle)

Thanks a million for everything.

You probably need javascript’s help. I googled the following JS snippet which returns the visitor’s timezone offset:

var tzo=(new Date().gettimezoneoffset()/60)*(-1);

From here, you can set a cookie with javascript which is accessible with PHP.

But if it’s too complicated… that’s fine…

I’m already a fan of your plugin

Next midnight sounds perfect…

This plugin does the opposite… it counts the time backwards, but maybe it can help… https://timeago.yarp.com/

Thank you so much, Chris…
What a fantastic service…

Any chance you could add a parameter tomorrow_at=6.
Where the number is the LOCAL time they can refresh again the next day?

Thank you so much… Can’t wait for this option to be included.

Thanks guys,

However, I don’t have the old version there anymore.
It seems that the 2.6.1 replaced all the old files.

How should I go from here?