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| PHP - Notes on Time / Time Zones / Date | | | |
| Just a few notes for any PHP coders, that I dont think PHP.net makes clear enough. time() is always GMT, seconds from 1970 GMT to the current time GMT, not to the local server time. This can also be shown with: time() == date("U") == gmdate("U") Its the date() function that makes GMT seconds into local server time, hence the need for gmdate(). Then you have strtotime() which returns seconds like time() but changes depending on the servers time zone. $time = strtotime("2009-04-04"); echo gmdate("Y-m-d H:i:s", $time); outputs 2009-04-03 23:00:00 Why the loss of an hour ? Because it was run on a server with Day Light Savings that apply in April. Instead you have to be more specific and use strtotime("2009-04-04 GMT") However that wont help when doing certain date calculations: $time = strtotime("1993-04-04 GMT"); echo gmdate("Y-m-d H:i:s", $time); outputs 1993-04-04 00:00:00 echo strtotime("+1 day GMT", $time); outputs 1993-04-04 23:00:00 Here you can instead add the seconds in a day ( $time += 60 * 60 * 24 ) but thats not suitable for adding months. From PHP 5.1.0 there is the option date_default_timezone_set() however PHP4 is still widely used. Oh and Happy New Year  | |
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| LGSL 5.0 Released | | | |
| Here are the changes: - Added: Call of Duty: World at War support - Added: Jediknight: Jedi Academy support - Added: Kingpin: Life of Crime support - Added: Open Transport Tycoon Deluxe support - Added: Star Wars: Battlefront support - Added: Star Wars: Battlefront 2 support - Added: Teeworlds support - Updated: Half-Life and Source support - Updated: Fuel of War to show player information - Updated: UT3 to show player information The map images are now in a seperate 5mb download, so LGSL is less than 150kb to download. This will solve problems when uploading using a CMS plugin manager, makes upgrading easier, and allows me to update the map images seperately from LGSL. I hope you like this change. I would like to mention OC Remix who released the "Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix" soundtrack for free HERE which I downloaded mostly out of curiosity, but turned out to be great coding music ( no lyrics with a good beat for concentration ) which sped up the release. Upgrade information in the comments. | |
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| Where the hell is Richard | | | |
| I have been avoiding the forums recently, my thanks goes to those who have been helping others. I code for fun, but recently, for various reasons, its been the last thing I have wanted to do. My time at the moment is being spent playing Left4Dead and Zombie Panic Source | |
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