PHP question: Sever time?

SnakeBite · November 4th, 2002

I've seen several places which shows the server time, and not your own local time. How do you do this? I can't find any command that gets the server time. :confused:

Nezzar · November 5th, 2002

???
Why not use time() and convert it using date()?

November 6th, 2002

Server-side programming displays server time. So, in ASP, this woud be "Now" and as Nezzar stated, in PHP, you use "time()"

The users' own local time would be input by a client-side script.

SnakeBite · November 7th, 2002

I see. didn't know that. thanks for the tip.

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November 6th, 2002	#3 (permalink)
ShADoWFLaRe85 Guest Posts: n/a	Server-side programming displays server time. So, in ASP, this woud be "Now" and as Nezzar stated, in PHP, you use "time()" The users' own local time would be input by a client-side script.