what you could do is something like get the unix time, and add an hour to
that, and then use the date function to output the date.
$today = (time() + 3600);
$output = date("F jS Y, h:ia", $today);
hope that helps!
/sunny
-----Original Message-----
From: Good Fella [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 17 May 2001 12:18
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] Problem with outputting date and time
Hi All,
I need help with a small problem. My website has many users from around the
world, and they need to submit a form at a certain time (UK Time).
Because of this, I need to display the UK Time on my website.
I do this by putting this code:
<?php echo gmdate("F jS Y, h:ia"); ?>
There is nothing wrong with this code, except for when the clock changes
(goes back/forward an hour).
This means that this code is 1 hour behind the real UK Time at the moment.
Is there any simple way of adding 1 hour onto this?
It's extremely confusing as it's making users from around the globe late
with their submissions.
Thanks for your help and time
SK
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