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Handling different timezone
On the shared hosting package I have the timezone is set to Central European Time for the php installation on the web server and the mysql database. I dont have root access to change this however i can alter settings using a php.ini file etc. I want to set both to London time. I was thinking of using this sql statement on every connection to the database:
SET time_zone = '-1:00'; I was also going to set the php time using this statement or alternatively just change it in the php.ini file: ini_set('date.timezone', 'Europe/London'); The query I have is I've read somewhere that I will encounter problems when daylight saving changes etc come into play and the difference between CET and GMT isnt 1hr. I read somewhere that even setting the db timezone like this wont resolve this: SET time_zone = 'Europe/London'; Anybody got any suggestions or guidance? Thanks. |
This is how my friend done it.
make a function and make sure your server timezone is GMT PHP Code:
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