Posted - 02/22/2024 : 18:49:50
If you Google search for " set default timezone php" you will find various suggestions that involves creating and uploading a "php.ini" file. Otherwise, add a line of code to your " includes.php" settings config file like this: date_default_timezone_set('Australia/Sydney');I found neither method would override the server host "php.ini" file anyway. ![Dead](images/icon_smile_dead.svg) So here is without doubt the easiest and best way to set your "Default Timezone" for the PHP version of Ecommerce Templates: Open your .htaccess file and, up top, add this single line of code: php_value date.timezone 'Australia/Sydney' The full list of PHP Supported Timezones can be found here =>Replace the text ' Australia/Sydney' with your local Timezone. Then upload your amended .htaccess file to the server. Done ![Smile](images/icon_smile.svg) To TEST and confirm the result: (1) Create a file named for example: date-time.php(2) Here is the simple HTML code for that webpage: <!doctype html> <html> <head> <meta charset="utf-8"> <title>Server Date and Time</title> </head> <body> <?php echo "The default timezone is " . date_default_timezone_get(); echo " and the server date and time is " . date('l jS \of F Y h:i:s A'); ?> </body> </html> (3) Save the file, upload to server and run that date-time.php webpage in your browser. ![Approve](images/icon_smile_approve.svg) As for the ASP version of Ecommerce Templates, perhaps somebody else may be able to help ![Question](images/icon_smile_question.svg) Regards, Gary ![](https://itzap.com.au/pics/logo/itzap-website-design-works-mini-logo.png)
Edited by - ITZAP on 02/22/2024 19:03:03
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