ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Khoros Cookies Datasheet (Community, Care, Marketing, CX Insights, Khoros Bot) Thanks AshaC . That was super fast. 🚀 Re: Khoros Cookies Datasheet (Community, Care, Marketing, CX Insights, Khoros Bot) The link for AWSALBCORS is stale. I believe new page is at: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticloadbalancing/latest/application/sticky-sessions.html Re: Convert Event Dates and Times to User's Timezone Hi Natkinson, Are you all set? I have been thinking about your challenge! If you are using standard date and time HTML input fields for date/time, it encodes the date in standard ISO 8601 format and includes the time zone. Then, displaying the fields in your custom component using Freemarker will automatically output the date and time in the correct time zone to the user viewing it. The most you'd have to do in that circumstance is use Javascript to pull the time zone from the browser and add Freemarker code to set the Time Zone: <#setting time_zone="America/New_York"> If you are not using a standard date and time input field or the time fields are not in ISO 8601 format. Then how you adapt this will depend on the format and you'd need to post more details for someone to help you complete your component. Cheers! Re: Convert Event Dates and Times to User's Timezone Hi Natkinson, It may be safe to convert the date string to the current time zone using a common underlying technology. Here are two good options for you: Javascript Freemarker Just one word of caution, depending on how your site is used, it may NOT be safe to convert the time zone. For example, if your same interface also lists events that are in-person at a time in ET, then potentially you should consider leaving it as ET to give the reader a visual cue that the event is somewhere in the Eastern Time Zone. Be well! Re: Khoros Cookies Datasheet (Community, Care, Marketing, CX Insights, Khoros Bot) Are the following cookies by company CloudFare, or CloudFlare? CloudFire cookie under the heading Khoros Bot Cookies __cfduid cookie in the Atlas section I googled both. The CloudFire search was relatively non-conclusive, but when I Google the __cfduid cookie , I find that it is related to CloudFlare and not CloudFare. There are one-or-more CloudFire companies, but not a CloudFare company based on my initial research. I have already asked @RahulHa. Can someone from Khoros Bot or Atlas answer definitively? Thanks in advance!