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Fix: Hackathon timezone #4208

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    • Updated date formatting on the hackathon detail page to display timezone abbreviations alongside start and end times.

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The hackathon detail page template was updated to display the timezone abbreviation alongside the start and end times in the timeline section by adjusting the date formatting string.

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website/templates/hackathons/detail.html Modified date filter format for start and end times to include timezone abbreviation (T).

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website/templates/hackathons/detail.html (1)

100-104: Optional enhancement: Render times in hackathon‐specific timezone
If your hackathon model includes its own timezone field (e.g. hackathon.timezone), you may want to convert the timestamps into that zone before formatting. For example:

{{ hackathon.start_time|timezone:hackathon.timezone|date:"F j, Y, g:i a T" }}
{{ hackathon.end_time  |timezone:hackathon.timezone|date:"F j, Y, g:i a T" }}

This guarantees the displayed times and abbreviations align with the event’s official timezone rather than the server’s or user’s default.

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website/templates/hackathons/detail.html (2)

100-100: Display timezone abbreviation for start time
Including T in the date filter will append the timezone abbreviation (e.g. UTC, EST) after the AM/PM indicator for the hackathon start time, improving clarity in the timeline.

104-104: Display timezone abbreviation for end time
Likewise, adding T to the date filter ensures the timezone abbreviation is shown for the hackathon end time, matching the start time format.

@DonnieBLT DonnieBLT merged commit 4ae099d into OWASP-BLT:main May 7, 2025
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@rinkitadhana rinkitadhana deleted the fix/hackathon branch May 7, 2025 20:30
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