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<?php // melbdate.php3 // rename file extension from .txt to .php3 // or to .php (updated April 2003) // Script copyright (C) 2000 Dean Kennedy, Terrabyte Communications // Version 1.02 06 November 2003 // Free to use, modify and copy so long as you leave the above // two lines in comments. You can safely delete all other comments // and just leave the four line script // Distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL). // Because it is licensed free of charge, there is NO WARRANTY, it is // provided AS IS. The author can not be held liable for any damage that // might arise from the use of this software. Use it at your own risk. // http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html // To adjust the format of the date, see the list of variables at the // official PHP site (php.net): http://www.php.net/manual/function.date.php // // If your local time is *behind* the server time, then change the "+" to // a "-" in the $melbdate line // // Keep in mind that you'll have to update the $hourdiff variable within the // script when your *local* daylight saving time/standard time changes, if // it is a different setting to the server daylight saving/standard time // Variable for hours $hourdiff = "0"; // hours difference between server time and local time // If you don't know how many hours, then "uncomment" the three lines // below by deleting "// " to see what the server time is (remember to // put the comments "// " back when you've finished checking: // $serverdate = date("l, d. F Y h:i a"); // print ("$serverdate"); // print ("   "); // Nothing needs to be changed below here unless you want to change // the format of the date (see above for URL of options) or your local // time is behind the server time $timeadjust = ($hourdiff * 60 * 60); $melbdate = date("l, d F Y = H:i:s \h \<\B\R\>\U\T\C (O) = [T]",time() + $timeadjust); print ("$melbdate"); ?> 
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2"><b> <?php // melbdate.php3 // rename file extension from .txt to .php3 // or to .php (updated April 2003) // Script copyright (C) 2000 Dean Kennedy, Terrabyte Communications // Version 1.02 06 November 2003 // Free to use, modify and copy so long as you leave the above // two lines in comments. You can safely delete all other comments // and just leave the four line script // Distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL). // Because it is licensed free of charge, there is NO WARRANTY, it is // provided AS IS. The author can not be held liable for any damage that // might arise from the use of this software. Use it at your own risk. // http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html // To adjust the format of the date, see the list of variables at the // official PHP site (php.net): http://www.php.net/manual/function.date.php // // If your local time is behind the server time, then change the "+" to // a "-" in the $melbdate line // // Keep in mind that you'll have to update the $hourdiff variable within the // script when your local daylight saving time/standard time changes, if // it is a different setting to the server daylight saving/standard time // Variable for hours $hourdiff = "0"; // hours difference between server time and local time // If you don't know how many hours, then "uncomment" the three lines // below by deleting "// " to see what the server time is (remember to // put the comments "// " back when you've finished checking: // $serverdate = date("l, d. F Y h:i a"); // print ("$serverdate"); // print ("   <p>"); // Nothing needs to be changed below here unless you want to change // the format of the date (see above for URL of options) or your local // time is behind the server time $timeadjust = ($hourdiff * 60 * 60); $melbdate = date("l, d F Y = H:i:s \h \<\B\R\>\U\T\C (O) = [T]",time() + $timeadjust); print ("$melbdate"); ?> </b></font>
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