Hi,
Friday, September 26, 2003, 2:55:51 AM, you wrote:
JJ> Got a client site in Thailand that is about 13 hours
JJ> different from the Web Server time so with any
JJ> date/time stamping I need to add the 13 hours.
JJ> However, when it comes time for DST, I'd hate to have
JJ> to code for that or remember to manually change the
JJ> time stamping.
JJ> Is there some kind of automated function that
JJ> determines the time zone of one location to another
JJ> and stamps the correct time -- with or without DST?
JJ> I guess otherwise you'd have to do something like:
if >> Oct 31st and < April XX { time+12 } else {
JJ> time+13
JJ> Obviously not the correct code but that's the idea.
JJ> Am I off base here? Is there a simpler method or
JJ> something I'm not thinking of?
JJ> If the server was dedicated I would just fix the
JJ> server time to be Thailand time, but it's a shared
JJ> server and I can't do that.
JJ> Thanks in advance!
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You could put this at the top of each page
putenv('TZ=Asia/Bangkok');
That will correct all PHP functions, not sure about database times though
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regards,
Tom
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