note 127119 added to datetimezone.getoffset
| From: | DMJ at main dot php dot net | Date: | Thu, 19 May 2022 20:32:16 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 127119 added to datetimezone.getoffset | ||
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I came here looking for a way to get the offset between PHP's current default timezone and UTC.
I went down the rabbit hole with DateTimeZone::getOffset, but it turns out there's a much
easier way:
<?php
$offset = date('O');
// Returns a string like '-0400'
$offset = date('P');
// Returns a string like '-04:00'
$offset = date('Z');
// Returns the offset in seconds, e.g. '-14400'
?>
To be clear, this gets whatever the timezone offset is *right now*, but I imagine that's what
is wanted most of the time.
You can switch PHP's current timezone with date_default_timezone_set().
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