halocommunity
04-28-2012, 10:38 AM
Hello Guys,
I'm working on a mod for my buddies forum and i want to use as much as the standard vbulletin build in functions as possible.
This is my first mod for vbulletin so its not going to be 100% perfect and easy to install to other forums.
Setitng up new pages, templates, using the wysiwg editor, db, etc functions isnt a problem.
But i cant find out how the date and time functions work in vbulletin.
I want to be able to display the dates in the timezones +DST from the users.
Now i can build my own functons that saves the dates in GMT in the database and converts the date to the user timezone with the $vbulletin->userinfo['timezoneoffset'] variable, but i'm having trouble with the DST.
What i want to do is use the build in date/time functions but i need to know :
- what are the date/ time functions
- In what format/timezone is it saved
- how to convert them to the users timezone keeping in mind the DST settings of the user.
If possible can somebody provide me some example codes?
Thanks in advance!
I'm working on a mod for my buddies forum and i want to use as much as the standard vbulletin build in functions as possible.
This is my first mod for vbulletin so its not going to be 100% perfect and easy to install to other forums.
Setitng up new pages, templates, using the wysiwg editor, db, etc functions isnt a problem.
But i cant find out how the date and time functions work in vbulletin.
I want to be able to display the dates in the timezones +DST from the users.
Now i can build my own functons that saves the dates in GMT in the database and converts the date to the user timezone with the $vbulletin->userinfo['timezoneoffset'] variable, but i'm having trouble with the DST.
What i want to do is use the build in date/time functions but i need to know :
- what are the date/ time functions
- In what format/timezone is it saved
- how to convert them to the users timezone keeping in mind the DST settings of the user.
If possible can somebody provide me some example codes?
Thanks in advance!