If it where me I would store it as a Unix timestamp and then using the getdate function in PHP to convert into into any date format you want, for example.
$unixdate = time();
$date = getdate($unixdate);
$current_date = $date('mday') . '/' . $date('mon') . '/' . $date('Year');
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Hi,
I have designed an intranet for a small office about 40 PC's. I am using PHP and I use peoples IP address to identify them. I use $REMOTE_ADDR to get their IP address but they are using a proxy server. Is there any way to get the IP address of the PC after it connects to the server via...
Hi all,
This may sound like a silly question be here goes:
I am setting up an internal Intranet for a small office, using Apache & Win 2K
Its all working fine but one thing that has been bugging me 4 weeks how can I set up a domain name for it? Its not really a domain name in the internet...
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