mktime() produces a GMT timestamp. : mktime « Date « PHP






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mktime() produces a GMT timestamp.

 
<?php 
echo 'Output of mktime(): ' . mktime() . ".<br>\n"; 
echo 'Output of gmmktime(): ' . gmmktime() . ".<br>\n"; 
echo 'date/mktime: ' . date('r', mktime()) . ".<br>\n"; 
echo 'date/gmmktime: ' . date('r', gmmktime()) . ".<br>\n"; 
echo 'gmdate/mktime: ' . gmdate('r', mktime()) . ".<br>\n"; 
echo 'gmdate/gmmktime' . gmdate('r', gmmktime()) . ".<br>\n"; 

?>








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