I have a Android app that works with GPS module and a SQLite database. Everything sounds so nice in the beginning, but the horror comes when I need to work with Date() and timezones.
Our server administrators are unavailable for a long 开发者_Go百科time and server time is wrong. It should be changed to +3min. How can i change this via php or htaccess?You might be able to use PHP\'
I am building a timezone enabled web application, and I am looking for best practices around that. For example, I have user A and User B, who have timezone set. User A enters a time. (in his timezone
I need to convert a bunch of dates in a MySQL database from Pacific time (America/Los_Angeles) to UTC. I found a great SO answer on how to do this.
I\'m using SQLAlchemy and PostgreSQL here, in a web application. My SQLA model is defined (roughly) as follows:
I am returning a DataSet from a WCF web service to the client. The server and client are in different time zones. Some DateTime columns are the server开发者_JAVA技巧\'s local time, others are in UTC.
I have gone through many timezone/PHP posts, and most suggest storing your datetime fields in UTC, then using the application users ti开发者_StackOverflow社区mezone offset when storing and displaying
I\'m being told that this below method of calculating the user\'s local time is sometimes not working.What\'s the best way to do this in PHP?What do you do?
Google Calendar\'s XML feed includes a value to indicate the timezone of the calendar, but it only includes a long format time zone ID, rather than the time offset.
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