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Its a bit of a sever difference problem. On my local dev. server Im using: <?php print strtotime($date." UCT"); ?> The above code gives me the correct timestamp for my timezone. HOWEVER, the same code returns false on the live server. The live server has a lower version of php installed and I imagine that to be the problem. What I'm looking for is an alternative to the above line of code. I could use the normal strototime without the ." UCT" part and add in 2hours but would rather have PHP handle timezones. $date looks like this: 2011-05-25 05:48:00
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