Dynamic clock

[Aytonkid]

Hi, I'm currently building my new site (www.voodoointernet.com/home.php) and have a problem. I have included a PHP script which checks the server time, then loads the appropriate image "Good Morning", "Good Afternoon", "Good Evening" which is then displayed on the web page.

The problem is that the server clock is out by about 45 mins. Is there any way to use PHP to read the user's individual clock on their computer rather than the server clock that my site is hosted on?

Thanks for any help!!! here's the script I'm using at the moment:

<?php
if (date("A") == "AM") {
copy("morning/welcomemo.gif","images/welcome.gif");
}elseif ((date("H") >=12) and (date("H") < 18 )) {
copy("afternoon/welcomeaf.gif","images/welcome.gif");
} else {
copy("evening/welcomeev.gif","images/welcome.gif");
}
?>

[dp777]

If you know that the server is off 45 min as a constant you can add that into your check for >= 12, etc (php.net time() or date() for reference onthis). However, this doesn't really help much with the issues for time zones and such. You might actaully, dare i say it, have to use javascript since that executes client side. You can check this out for reference onthat:
http://forums.devshed.com/t20122/s.html

I hope that helps!

[________]

<?php
// Change +45 min to what ever that is correckt
$time = strtotime ("+45 min");
if($time < 12){
echo "<img src=\"GoodMorningPicture.jpg\">Good morning";
}elseif($time > 12 and $time < 18){
echo "<img src=\"AfterNoonPicture.jpg\">Good afternoon";
}else{
echo "<img src=\"EveningPicture.jpg\">Good evening";
}
?>

[Weedpacket]

Better yet; get the server's clock corrected 🙂

Needless to say, if you're going by the server's clock, then your site will reflect whether it's morning or afternoon where the server is, not necessarily the user.

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