note 84157 deleted from function.gmmktime by tularis
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| Subject: | note 84157 deleted from function.gmmktime by tularis | ||
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Note Submitter: Ash
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Depending on the timezone, i generally avoid gm dates where possible. and attempt to use Date() with
strtotime() or mktime(). with +X hour, or -X hour which will correct the time for the timezones (as
all dates are still stored as gmt 0).
I realise some timezones differ by 30 minutes or 45 minutes, but my little function i use can be
changed, works fine.
Nonetheless @Greg, the mktime, time and strtotime functions all return the same values, gmmktime
will differ should the server be running at EST, or BST...