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Subject: Bug Report: Severe Calculation Errors in the Timezone Converter / Meeting Planner
Hi Team,
I am a user of your platform and wanted to report a critical mathematical bug in your Meeting Time Planner / Timezone Converter utility.
While your standard unit converters (Temperature, Volume) and Date/Countdown calculators work flawlessly, the timezone conversion engine consistently outputs incorrect math, even though the text description below the calculation displays the correct database rule.
Steps to Reproduce & Examples:
- Scenario 1 (Abuja vs. Maysville):
- Input: Abuja, Nigeria at 1:00 AM vs. Maysville, US.
- The Tool’s Output: Displays 3:00 PM for Maysville, but the text below states: “Maysville is 5 hours behind Abuja.”
- The Issue: 1:00 AM to 3:00 PM is a 10-hour gap instead of 5, and it incorrectly flips the AM/PM direction.
- Scenario 2 (Abuja vs. Paris):
- Input: Abuja, Nigeria at 4:00 AM vs. Paris, France.
- The Issue: Similar erratic behavior occurs when calculating time steps, where the visual clocks do not dynamically align with the stated hourly offset text.
Where to Look for the Fix:
- The Database is Correct: Your static text strings (e.g., “X city is Y hours behind Z”) are pulling the correct information, meaning your timezone offset database is fine.
- The Javascript Calculator is Broken: The bug is strictly located in the mathematical logic of your frontend conversion engine. It looks like a classic “Double Offset” bug, where the UTC offset value is accidentally being applied or doubled twice in the code logic during calculation loops.
Fixing this backend calculation loop will restore the core utility of an otherwise great toolset. Thanks for your time and hard work on the site!
Best regards,
[Your Name]
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