[Solved] Warning: date() on PHP
12:13 AM
Today i getting error when running my site on localhost. I got this error for date function with php.
I am using ubuntu with apache2 server. So i start open the php ini file with gedit using this command
The terminal command below will using gedit for opening the php.ini files.
Warning: date(): It is not safe to rely on the system's timezone settings. You are *required* to use the date.timezone setting or the date_default_timezone_set() function.I think, this is happen when i don't set the date timezone function on php. But don worry about it, because i know the solution based on stackoverflow answer. You just need to adding some change on php.ini files on your pc / computer
I am using ubuntu with apache2 server. So i start open the php ini file with gedit using this command
gksudo gedit /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini
The terminal command below will using gedit for opening the php.ini files.
Search for date.timezone
After opening the php.ini file, let search for date.timezone on the document. I am using find feature on gedit to get it. It was simple, because you can only found one date.timezone on php.ini files.
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| Change date.timezone on php.ini |
Just delete the command and set the date.timezone for your location. You can use php manual to knowing what timezone that match with your location.
After change and save the php.ini files, you need to restart apache to get this function reloaded using
So, your command on terminal will looks like this
After restarting the apache server, please reload your site and tara.... error for function date is gone. So i think the problem with php date is solved!
For some reason i can't update this blog with long article, i think last year i will trying to write great content for this panduaji.com blog, not only the part of tutorial like this. Good luck for your php project ;)
After change and save the php.ini files, you need to restart apache to get this function reloaded using
sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
So, your command on terminal will looks like this
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| Restart Apache2 on Ubuntu |
For some reason i can't update this blog with long article, i think last year i will trying to write great content for this panduaji.com blog, not only the part of tutorial like this. Good luck for your php project ;)
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