Posted by FFMG on 05/02/07 07:03

Hi,

My timezone is GMT +2
So when I do a
$date = getdate( 0 );

I get:

$date =
{
['seconds'] (integer) = 0
['minutes'] (integer) = 0
['hours'] (integer) = 2 //<-- Hour is not 0 but +2
['mday'] (integer) = 1
['wday'] (integer) = 4
['mon'] (integer) = 1
['year'] (integer) = 1970
['yday'] (integer) = 0
['weekday'] (string) = "Thursday"
['month'] (string) = "January"
['0'] (integer) = 0
}

I cannot do:
$date = getdate( 0 - (2*3600) );
as negative numbers are not accepted, (on the window server).

So how can I do getdate( 0 ) and return the value without it been
converted by the server TZ.
Using setlocal(...) is also a bit of a Hacky kind of way of doing
things.

FFMG


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