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Setting PHP's default timezone
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How do you change the time zone without php.ini? Is this possible to change the timezone per directory? Preferably without the need to have super user privileges, so I don't have to contact my web provider.
date_default_timezone_set('America/Chicago');
would set the timezone to 'America/Chicago' for a given script.
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What are valid Date Time Strings in JavaScript?
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I'm giving the right Params but is giving me yesterday's Date, I still haven't detected the error.
new Date("2022-6-20").toUTCString() Worked for me. I needed to use my current Time Zone
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Determine a user's timezone
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This is a question of how to do it without JavaScript
Imagine JavaScript is disabled in the browser. Is there a way for us to understand the current time on the user machine?
For example can we ask the browser to fill a hidden field in a form?
You can set the date in a text input like so:
<input type="date" value="2021-10-24" />
However, there's no way to automatically populate that value on the browser side without using JavaScript. That means if you need this to work you'd have to use PHP or some other server side implementation to pre-fill the input with the current date when it's served to the client. Obviously this could have timezone implications and would not be the date on the user's machine, but is probably as close as you'd be able to get with JS disabled.
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Parsing a Auto-Generated .NET Date Object with Javascript/JQuery
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Converting .NET DateTime to JSON [duplicate]
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I have a Web Api returning a datetime feild as below
I know its unix stamp , And I can convert it if i consider the numeric part only
"InvoiceDate":"/Date(1590696000000)/"
Can anyone suggest me to directly convert the above to date variable in javascript
NB. I had already done enough search on stackoverflow. but cannot find a question close enough for the same format.so posted considering somebody with same query in future too
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Check if user is on page
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I want to know how to keep track of the amount of time a user spends on a website.
You'd track session id's in a database.
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Client Time shown instead of server Time in javascript
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I want to detect that from which country and form which timezone my website is opened by user using java script or Jquery
Timezone is possible to get with Javascript alone, country is not possible without a third-party service or server-side process like GeoIP:
var timezone = new Date().toString().match(/\(([A-Z]+)\)$/).pop()