PHP Time Question

[John]

Is it possible to have some .php file run on my host so that I can
display PST and not the servers EST when a php script is run. I don't
want to find the code on all of my scripts and make adjustments.


I know the command:


$currentTime=ti me()-(3*60*60);



But not sure what script to use it on. Do I use it on the one
displaing the time?

[ZeldorBlat]

Re: PHP Time Question


John wrote:

Is it possible to have some .php file run on my host so that I can
display PST and not the servers EST when a php script is run. I don't
want to find the code on all of my scripts and make adjustments.
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I know the command:
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$currentTime=ti me()-(3*60*60);
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But not sure what script to use it on. Do I use it on the one
displaing the time?

time() returns a timestamp, which is always in UTC. What you really
want to do is call date_default_ti mezone_set() before calling date()
when you display the time. No other adjustments are necessary.