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Hi i am working on facebook Graph API where i need all the posts information of a group. So I did it and saw [created_date'] => '2013-01-25T00:11:02+0000' what does this date and time represent i mean i know 2013-01-25 is date and 00:11:02 is time but what does T and +0000 represent.
BTW where is the server of facebook. Which timestamp should i use to match facebook time?
Thank you.
T = TIME and the +0000 is timezone offset. Facebook uses localized timezones. You can request a Unix timestamp instead of the string by adding the parameter: date_format=U to your graph API call.
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