Date: 12/21/99
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hi b
try using the php funtion date(). with the option Z you can easily
'converty' your local time to every other timezone. the best: it will not
just convert the daytime but also calculate the correct day, month, etc.
however, you still need a kind of offsets file...
cheers
-florian
On Tue, 21 Dec 1999, Baba Buehler wrote:
>
> I'd like to allow my users to pick their local timezone, store that in a
> user var somewhere and then convert all times on the site to their local
> timezone.
>
> First, I need an accurate list of timezones & GMT offsets, does anyone know
> where a good list or some code is?
>
> Second, the idea of constantly resetting the TZ environment variable seems a
> little kludgy to me, does anyone know of a better way to convert time?
>
>
> thanks,
> b
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