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SS_Datetimezone::Nice()   B

↳ Parent: SS_Datetimezone

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<?php
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/**
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 * Class SS_Datetimezone
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 *
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 * Adds customisable timezones to the nice method on {@link SS_Datetime}.
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 */
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class SS_Datetimezone extends SS_Datetime {
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	/**
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	* Returns the date in the raw SQL-format specific to a given timezone passed from the Member class, e.g. “2006-01-18 16:32:04”
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	*/
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	public function Nice() {
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		//instantiate new DateTime object based off received timestamp in the default timezone
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		$timestamp = new DateTime($this->value, new DateTimeZone(date_default_timezone_get()));
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		//if a user is logged in, has set a timezone that is in the allowed list and
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		//that timezone is NOT the default one then convert the timestamp to use the selected timezone
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		if(Member::currentUserID() && isset(Member::CurrentUser()->Timezone) && in_array(Member::CurrentUser()->Timezone, timezone_identifiers_list()) && Member::CurrentUser()->Timezone != date_default_timezone_get()){
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			$timestamp->setTimezone(new DateTimeZone(Member::CurrentUser()->Timezone));
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		}
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		//return timestamp in "Nice" format + the user's timezone
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		return $timestamp->Format('d/m/Y g:ia');
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	}
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}
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