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| From: | 2Hosts.com | Date: | May 28 2003 11:34pm |
| Subject: | timestamps and time zones | ||
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Bearing in mind the international nature of the internet, how do I make a timestamp local to the user rather than local to my webserver in Canada? If a user is adding a record to my database from England, I want the timestamp to be GMT rather than PST, and the same for my Australian clients, and so on. I will probably still use a "master" time stamp too which will be "master server time" much like "ebay time". How do I go about this?
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