It tells PHP which way to format various locale specific functions. (date
stuff, money stuff, etc..)
-Micah
On Wednesday 20 August 2003 2:23 am, Lisi wrote:
> I saw it, at first I didn't think it would work but it's great - just what
> I need. I guess I was just surprised that there isn't an ea
I saw it, at first I didn't think it would work but it's great - just what
I need. I guess I was just surprised that there isn't an easier way to do
this in PHP by switching from the default. I also like to write my own code
rather than use someone else's, since it's the best way to learn, but
Here's the example code I was talking about in the docs, you should really
read the user submitted notes in the docs, they're very helpful, moreso than
the docs from time to time.
(this is not my code..)
leafrink at hotmail dot com
28-Feb-2003 07:26
Wrote this function after a fair bit of
What I need to do is figure this out for more than one location at a time.
I am displaying Sabbath times for several different cities around the world
at once (New York, London, Paris, Jerusalem, Sydney) - i.e. a certain
amount of time before sunset, different for each city and each city is in a
I have sunset times stored in a database and the a PHP page that performs a
number of calculations on the retrieved time. One of the things I need to
figure out is whether or not to add an hour for Daylight Savings Time.
Since there is more than once location, and each one begins and ends DST at
