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That’s basically it, I need the server local time instead of GMT, so I need the offset (number of seconds) to add to what time() returns.
I also need this to work in any version of PHP 5, since I don’t know if I’ll have the latest version available.
You could just use
date_default_timezone_set('...');at the top of your page. (Where...is your time zone)This will make all
date()usage be set on that time zone.For instance if you use
date("H:i d-M-Y")it will show the time showed by Windows on your computer; if you had set that time zone to your local time zone.See PHP Manual for reference.