Example: display datetime fields in client's timezone and save user's input in UTC #2502
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… w/o timezone conversion
… fix snake case in timezone_aware
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This example shows how to make Flask-Admin display all datetime fields in client's timezone.
Timezone conversion is handled by the frontend in /static/js/timezone.js, but an
automatic post request to /set_timezone is done so that flask session can store the
client's timezone and save datetime inputs in the correct timezone.
fixes: #1892