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![]() Issue:
The current descriptions and naming of the `Date` fields (`date_begin`,
`date_end`) and the `Timezone` field (`date_tz`) can be confusing in the
form view of the event model. Specifically:
The timezone used for converting the form dates to the database is
determined by the context and not by the `Timezone` field present on the
form. However, this `Timezone` field determines the timezone used
for displaying the event's date/time on the website. This change
clarifies the situation according to the update done in the community PR
opw-4323142
closes odoo/documentation#11790
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