Hi all,
I'm really sure how to tackle this. Part of a CMS I'm building is an
events calendar. The events in question can be in any part of the
world (in any timezone) and the date time the user enters for the
event is considered to be the local time of that event.
So when I enter 2004-09-03
On 03 September 2004 06:46, Justin French wrote:
If I use strtotime(), I'm handed back a GMT timestamp,
whereas I need a
*local* timestamp.
No such thing as a *local* timestamp. UNIX timestamps are in GMT by definition --
it's the functions that work with them that do the timezone
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