Hi,
On Jan 20, 2006, at 2:24 AM, Murray @ PlanetThoughtful wrote:
Can anyone help me figure out how to accommodate for this?
Not sure if this will help, but:
# Set time zone:
putenv('TZ=US/Pacific'); // I am on west-coast, my servers are on east,
if not for this code the timestamp used in my
On Fri, January 20, 2006 4:24 am, Murray @ PlanetThoughtful wrote:
> Wondering if anyone can help me work out why date("H") always adds an
> hour? I'm *assuming* it thinks it should be compensating for Daylight
> Saving Time (though I'd be just as willing to believe that it's caused
> by something
David Grant wrote:
Murray,
I can't think what else it might be. Sorry!
David
What does
date("I", $datevalue)
return? (it's a capital 'i')
I guess you already checked out this page...
http://php.net/date
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Murray,
I can't think what else it might be. Sorry!
David
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On 20/01/2006 8:48 PM, David Grant wrote:
Murray,
As far as I know, Queensland is in EST (Eastern Standard Time), so that
is the correct value. Are you using the same machine or is it remote?
David
Hi David,
I'm currently working entirely on my local (Queensland) machine. The
remote mach
Murray,
As far as I know, Queensland is in EST (Eastern Standard Time), so that
is the correct value. Are you using the same machine or is it remote?
David
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On 20/01/2006 8:39 PM, David Grant wrote:
Murray,
What do you get if you print date("T")?
David
Hi David,
I get "EST", which I assume is "Eastern Savings Time"? If that's the
case, any idea where I change this value so that it only affects my
local machine?
Much warmth,
Murray
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Murray,
What do you get if you print date("T")?
David
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Hi All,
Wondering if anyone can help me work out why date("H") always adds an
hour? I'm *assuming* it thinks it should be compensating for Daylight
Saving Time (though I'd be just as willing to believe that it's caused
by something else), however we don't observe DST in Queensland, Australia.
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