British Summer Time (BST)

D@Z · 03-25-2006, 05:04 PM

I currently have this code to show when my page was last modified in Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) but the clocks in the UK went forward one hour tonight to British Summer Time (BST).

This code I have is set to GMT so is there anyway of putting it +1 hour? Thanks.

PHP Code:

  <? $last_modified = filemtime("index.php"); 

   print("Last Updated: "); 

   print(gmdate("l, d F, Y H:i", $last_modified));?>

sacx13 · 03-27-2006, 03:55 AM

The time is returned as a Unix timestamp (seconds from xxxx) , so you can add 3600 to last_modified and will be ok

PHP Code:

 
  <? $last_modified = filemtime("index.php");

  $last_modified=$last_modified+3600;

   print("Last Updated: ");

   print(gmdate("l, d F, Y H:i", $last_modified));?>

Best Regards
Adrian

03-25-2006, 05:04 PM	#1 (permalink)
D@Z NamePros Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 165 94.00 NP$ (Donate)	British Summer Time (BST) I currently have this code to show when my page was last modified in Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) but the clocks in the UK went forward one hour tonight to British Summer Time (BST). This code I have is set to GMT so is there anyway of putting it +1 hour? Thanks. PHP Code: `<? $last_modified = filemtime("index.php"); print("Last Updated: "); print(gmdate("l, d F, Y H:i", $last_modified));?>`

03-27-2006, 03:55 AM	#2 (permalink)
sacx13 NamePros Regular Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 394 211.38 NP$ (Donate)	The time is returned as a Unix timestamp (seconds from xxxx) , so you can add 3600 to last_modified and will be ok PHP Code: `<? $last_modified = filemtime("index.php"); $last_modified=$last_modified+3600; print("Last Updated: "); print(gmdate("l, d F, Y H:i", $last_modified));?>` Best Regards Adrian __________________ █ Free Pending&Expired Domains Tracker and more ... █ Webmaster's Talks Revenue Forum █ Webmaster Web Tools █ Hostmaster Web Tools █ PhotoGraphy Portal

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