gmmktime or mktime

Posted on 16th Feb 2014 07:03 pm by admin

I live in the UK, i am within the GMT (with daylight saving time ie 1 hour difrence between summer and winter)

Should i be using GMDATE and GMMKTIME or DATE and MKTIME... for all my date and time functions?

I have been having a number of problems with page i have been working on with dates.

Also does GMMKTIME just minus a hour from the MKTIME over the summer months?

the problem i am having, if someone requests a holiday eg in June and the request is made in Jan, since the clocks have gone back these enteries have lost a hour?

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