Convert server time to local in mscrm 2011

Hi ,
I am getting 9hours variation and it is taking some cannada time and I want to convert it into local time  . This is my temporary solution when I selected timezone format(i.e in options) as india it is working fine but when
I changed my timezone to some other country it is giving me variation. can u plz help out the permanent solution in mscrm.
function dateTime() {
    var createdon = Xrm.Page.getAttribute("createdon").getValue();
    var formType = Xrm.Page.ui.getFormType();
    var date = new Date();
      if (formType != 1) {
        if (createdon != null) {
            createdon.setHours(createdon.getHours() + 2);
            if (date > createdon) {
                Xrm.Page.ui.controls.get("fmc_followupby").setDisabled(true);

Hi hiteksha,
Since the issue regards CRM. It is out of the support boundaries of our forum, I suggestion you post the question in the following forum:http://social.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/home?forum=crm.
It is appropriate and more experts will assist you.
Thank you for your understanding.
Regards,
Katherine xiong
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Connection to server times out

Hi, I know I've seen somewhere that you can set how long before your connection to your remote server times out in DW. After a few minutes of editing files, and then when I go to upload them to my host, It takes forever just to make a connection. I used CS3 for a while, then upgraded to CS5. CS3 didnt seem to have this issue.
Another issue I seem to have is when I DO put files to my remote, sometimes the files dont seem to reflect changes I made. For instance, I added an id attribute to a firm field, uploaded my file to the remote, hard refreshed my browser viewing the same page and viewed source. The form field id was not there! So I clicked the expand local and remote files button and pulled the file over to the remote manually!
Maybe these are issues with my hosting company? Anything I can do to ensure my remote connection stays connected, at least for an extended period of time if not indefinately. Thanks in advance!

Hi Nancy, thats for the tips and info. I've tried most of what you suggested. One thing I never thought about though was toggling passive mode on and off. For some reason I just always assumed this should be on by default. So I will try that and see how it goes over the next day or so.
Also the FTP optimize performance was checked. Seems like I had an issue with this a while back, so I unchecked it as well.
Now the other issue of why updated files arent showing up on my remote. Yes I always use ctrl+F5 to refresh my browser. Again, this morning when I did that very thing, and then viewed source, the updated code was not there. The code I am referring to was about 20 lines of javascript that was showing in dw code view, but not in ff source view. So not sure about that one. As you said its possibly my host provider. Thanks again!

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