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getdate() - something is wrong!


daydreamer

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I am using the getdate() function for the time in one of myscripts.

 

It keeps giving me different hours!

 

one hour itll be 23.22, one hour later its 23.22.

 

The minutes will be accurate, just the hours will always be off and seem to be right sometimes, and another time itll be an hour out.

 

I have changed the line in my php.ini file to this:

date.timezone =GB 

 

Anyone know why my time isnt always accurate?

 

Thanks.

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<?php
$now = getdate(); 

print_r($saved);
echo "<br>";
print_r($now);
echo "<br>";
echo "saved hour:".$saved["hour"]."<br>";
echo "saved minute:".$saved["minute"]."<br>";
echo "now hour:".$now["hours"]."<br>";
echo "now minute:".$now["minutes"]."<br>";
?>

 

$saved comes from a mysql record.

 

I just tried

$today = date("H:i:s");  

 

but its exactly the same time.

 

I am using getdate() because it automatically puts it into an array for easy processing, which i need to do for calculations, because i need to run a certain function after 10mins has passed from the last saved date in the mysql db.

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