Posted by FFMG on 05/02/07 16:36

Chung Leong;62646 Wrote:
>
> getdate(time() - (2*3600)) perhaps?

Yes that would work for the current time.

But as mentioned in my OP that will not work for 1/1/1970
you cannot do
>> $date = getdate( 0 - (2*3600) );
>> as negative numbers are not accepted, (on the window server).

Regards.

FFMG


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