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#1 2005-08-29 09:16:50
upm_datetime: Display current date/time.
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#3 2005-08-29 12:48:32
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#4 2005-08-29 17:50:05
- jorn
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Re: upm_datetime: Display current date/time.
Hello,
I want 2 clocks on my website.
Clock one displays time in Europe.
Clock two displays time in America.
Can anyone help me out?
Thanks
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#7 2005-08-29 19:15:06
Re: upm_datetime: Display current date/time.
Okay, then we make up some PHP for the American clock.
- Find the difference in hours between the server’s time and the timezone you want.
- Create the PHP
- Put it in your page (or form).
As an example, if my server was in GMT-05:00, but I lived in GMT-7:00 and wanted to have the clock reflect where I am, the difference is -2 hours (we take away two hours from -7 to get -5).
$hours = number of hours difference
$format = the string format to use
<txp:php>
$hours = -2;
global $dateformat;
echo safe_strftime($dateformat, time() + ($hours * 3600));
</txp:php>
Does that make any sense?
(Edit: updated to supply correct code for any passers-by.)
Last edited by Mary (2005-08-30 21:56:53)
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#8 2005-08-29 19:21:05
- jorn
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Re: upm_datetime: Display current date/time.
i don’t know if it makes sense i put youre line of code in my pagetemplate and its reaction was ’01/01/70’? this is the website im working on www.jornjorn.com
hopefully you can help me out…
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#10 2005-08-29 23:48:54
- jorn
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Re: upm_datetime: Display current date/time.
sorry it is still not working im really new to textpattern and php so… now my code says:
<p>Netherlands</p><txp:upm_datetime />
<p>United states</p><txp:php>$hours = GMT-6; global $dateformat; echo safe_strftime($dateformat, time() + $hours);</txp:php>
and it still is not working. what am i doing wrong?
tanx
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