I am using php with mysql. In my coding I am using now() to register the time for when a members uses my site. Is it possible to alter the time that is inserted into the database using now() ? Instead of the time 2005-10-20 03:01:35 Is it possible to alter this in the script so that the time inserted into the database is say an hour ahead 2005-10-20 04:01:35 ?
Probably not - PHP never sees it; but I'm sure your DBMS provides functions for adding time intervals, so that you'd have something like "INSERT .... now()+interval '1 hour' (at least, that's how it would be written in PostgreSQL).
Thank you.
