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Posted by Ivαn Sαnchez Ortega on 03/07/07 16:27
dredge wrote:
> Woops, forgot to include that the server is running PHP 4.3.11 I
> believe the date_default_timezone_set function is only available in
> versions 5+
You're right. I'd suggest you to upgrade to a PHP5 webserver.
On the other hand, you can always use time() to get the current timestamp,
at GMT+0, and manually substract 6 hours.
You may also try the time/date functions that format dates - even if the
internal clock is set at GMT (and it's a good idea to rely on GMT, believe
me), if the server is already well configured, you don't have any need to
manually set the timezone - the environment does that.
By the way: please use GMT+0 (or unix timestamps) to keep dates on a
database. If your country follows DST and you use the local date, you may
run into lots of problems.
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