Tomasz:
You could do something like this:
$my_time = time() - 7*3600; // substract 7 hours to hosting time
$my_date = date($format, $my_time);
$format is the string you are using to format the date/time.
Saludos,
Pablo Vera
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> I have hosting in the states, but develop
> sites in europe, this gives me a +7 hour
> time diffrence. how can i modify date();
> to give me CET?
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> I have hosting in the states, but develop
> sites in europe, this gives me a +7 hour
> time diffrence. how can i modify date();
> to
I have hosting in the states, but develop
sites in europe, this gives me a +7 hour
time diffrence. how can i modify date();
to give me CET?
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