On 03 September 2004 06:46, Justin French wrote:
> If I use strtotime(), I'm handed back a GMT timestamp,
> whereas I need a
> *local* timestamp.
No such thing as a *local* timestamp. UNIX timestamps are in GMT by definition --
it's the functions that work with them that do the timezone adjustm
Hi all,
I'm really sure how to tackle this. Part of a CMS I'm building is an
events calendar. The events in question can be in any part of the
world (in any timezone) and the date & time the user enters for the
event is considered to be the local time of that event.
So when I enter 2004-09-03
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