Dannymh
Active member
Hi,
I am having some trouble with setting a timestamp. it seems to be setting the timestamp ahead of where it should be. As in I set it with the users timezone, but then read with my timezone it is taking that as a GMT time stamp and setting that.
The Code I am using is
This is inside an extended thread entity as an example if this ran with
it would return a timestamp of 1695368508
Which when evaluated returns Wednesday, 27 September 2023 12:00:00 AM GMT+10:00 for that same timezone
I know that a lot of time parsing in xenforo tries to be as automated as possible, however I want to be able to set a specific time of day that is relevant to the poster and the readers should be working off of that.
Should I just be setting that without the timezone and evaluating on read?[/code]
I am having some trouble with setting a timestamp. it seems to be setting the timestamp ahead of where it should be. As in I set it with the users timezone, but then read with my timezone it is taking that as a GMT time stamp and setting that.
The Code I am using is
PHP:
$tz = new \DateTimeZone(\XF::visitor()->timezone);
$theDate = $this->custom_fields->endDate." ".$this->custom_fields->end_time.":00";
$dateTime = new \DateTime($theDate, $tz);
$this->custom_fields->endTimeStamp = $dateTime->getTimestamp();
This is inside an extended thread entity as an example if this ran with
PHP:
$tz = new \DateTimeZone('sydney/Australia');
$theDate = "2023-09-26 15:00";
it would return a timestamp of 1695368508
Which when evaluated returns Wednesday, 27 September 2023 12:00:00 AM GMT+10:00 for that same timezone
I know that a lot of time parsing in xenforo tries to be as automated as possible, however I want to be able to set a specific time of day that is relevant to the poster and the readers should be working off of that.
Should I just be setting that without the timezone and evaluating on read?[/code]