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Currently I am using this code to display the current date and time.
$date_time = date('l M d, Y @ g:i A');
echo ($date_time);
The only problem is that it displays the time in EST, which is a concern, because the site will only be needed for people in the CST. Is there any PHP or whatnot that I can use to offset the time to CST?
Thanks alot.
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RTFM ...  date() takes two arguments... the format and a unixtime. Just pass in an adjusted time.
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Alright thanks alot.
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