note 61278 deleted from function.mktime by bjori

Note Submitter: xangelusx at hotmail dot com ---- As thomas is at xenocast pointed out below, the alternate mktime function from rickenmeer at hotmail dot com appears to suffers from an odd quirk: For the months of Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, Oct, Nov and Dec, the returned timestamp will be off by 5 hours. For the other months (May, Jun, Jul, Aug and Sep) the returned timestamp will be off by 4 hours. The reason for this is that his version doesn't account for the difference in hours from GMT nor for daylight saving time; something that the native mktime function does. I have not tested this in a time zone other than EST (GMT-5), so the effect could be different if you are elsewhere in the world. I don't know how mktime decides to adjust for DST, so you might only see one difference in the time if you are in an area that doesn't use daylight saving time. In any case, I think the following adjustment would resolve this in most cases: Change: <?php $stamp += $hour * (60 * 60); ?> To: <?php $stamp += $hour * (60 * 60) - (date('Z') + (date('I') * 60 * 60)); ?>