[how to use currentdate function but deduct an hour?]

I follow what you're saying, but when I implement that string, it outputs the correct date, 2006-10-24, but the time gets output as 01:10:00 when the system time is 4:42PM and the CST time is 3:42PM...

[how to use currentdate function but deduct an hour?]

the output for "echo strtotime("-1 hour", strtotime(mosCurrentDate()));" gives 1161695160 instead of a time/date...  not sure why?

<td valign="top"><div align="left" class="date"><?php echo strtotime("-1 hour", strtotime(mosCurrentDate())); ?></div></td>

[how to use currentdate function but deduct an hour?]

I'm using <?php echo mosCurrentDate(); ?> to display the time, and I believe it's basically using the FreeBSD servers time to call and echo through php onto the website.

[how to use currentdate function but deduct an hour?]

I have a website that's obviously hosted on an EST timezone machine.  Our website is time-based with quite a number of features, but we are in CST.  This is an hour less than, or an hour behind, the server the website resides on.  Is there a way to have <?php echo mosCurrentDate(); ?> modified so that it will have an hour less, or the correct current date and time of the CST timezone instead of the EST timezone?  Thanks so much for all input.