[Local time]

Hello,

my JS knowledge is close to none, so please bare with me.
Finding out the visitor's time zone offset was not that hard:

[code]
var now = new Date();
var tzo = now.getTimezoneOffset();
[/code]

What I need to do now, is automatically pass "tzo" back to the server, for further processing via PHP. Passing its value onto a PHP variable would be ideal.

Any hints please?

Alex

[svchost.exe devouring my CPU!]

Hello,

 

To make a long story short, I recently noticed that svchost.exe as LOCAL SERVICE in my Windows installation is taking up close to or more than 50% of the CPU. This started happening after I created a few virtual hosts from within the Apache conf file.

 

The workaround to this is stop the Apache server, wait a couple of seconds and then start it again (restart won\'t do the trick). svchost.exe goes down to 0% of CPU and never rises again (until the next re-boot, that is).

 

Any idea what causes the trouble and how I can troubleshoot it?

 

Thanx in advance,

 

Alex

[Searching a mySQL table using multiple criteria]

OK, I got it.

I had a tiny typo in the query: end=>\'$datenow\'

[Searching a mySQL table using multiple criteria]

Here\'s the story:

 

I need to look up entries from a table that fulfil the following criteria:

 

banner=\\\"top\\\"   [\\\"banner\\\" field is set(\'top\',\'bottom\')]

start<=date(\'U\') [\\\"start\\\" field is a unix timestamp]

end>=date(\'U\')  [\\\"end\\\" field is a unix timestamp]

 

However, the following query does not seem to work:

 

\"SELECT * FROM table WHERE banner=\'top\' AND start<=\'$datenow\' AND end>=\'$datenow\'\"

 

where $datenow=date(\'U\'). If I remove the second AND clause, it works OK. The question is: how do I look up entries in my table that fulfil the above 3 criteria?

 

Any help would be highly appreciated.

 

Alex