I have just notices that the date() function is not returning the correct
date/time on my "server".
I am running apache2 on my winxp pro laptop.
My system clock is set to the correct date, time and timezone, get the
results returned by date() are 11 hours behind.
Any ideas what is going wrong?
Thanks
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Funnyweb wrote: I have just notices that the date() function is not returning the correct
date/time on my "server".
I am running apache2 on my winxp pro laptop.
My system clock is set to the correct date, time and timezone, get the
results returned by date() are 11 hours behind.
Without seeing a sample of you're code, it is impossible to say what
might be wrong.
Ken
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Funnyweb wrote: I have just notices that the date() function is not returning the correct
date/time on my "server".
I am running apache2 on my winxp pro laptop.
My system clock is set to the correct date, time and timezone, get the
results returned by date() are 11 hours behind.
Without seeing a sample of you're code, it is impossible to say what
might be wrong.
Ken
There is nothing special about my code. All I do is call the date function.
For example:
$today = date("j M Y - H:i:s");
The result of this call is 11 hours behind my local time. I am in New
Zealand and the time being returned is what it would currently be in the UK.
Any ideas?
Yes, date() returns GMT date by default, I think.
UK and Portugal (where I live) are placed on the GMT line, that's why
you are getting that.
There is a function on php, which returns de date of the server... I'll
try to look for it.
mX wrote: Yes, date() returns GMT date by default, I think.
UK and Portugal (where I live) are placed on the GMT line, that's why
you are getting that.
There is a function on php, which returns de date of the server...
I'll try to look for it.
gmdate() does it in GMT. date() does it in the local time of the server.
From the manual http://www.php.net/date
"Returns a string formatted according to the given format string using
the given integer timestamp or the current local time if no timestamp
is given."
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