when I write <?php echo date('d'); ?> the day is always one day ahead? I’ve checked everything and it doesn’t echo that on my other websites on the same database
when I write <?php echo date(‘d’); ?> the day is always one day ahead?
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when I write <?php echo date('d'); ?> the day is always one day ahead? I’ve checked everything and it doesn’t echo that on my other websites on the same database
Try setting the timezone to one of these values.
For example, try this at the start of your script (with the appropriate timezone, of course):