datetime - php - adjusting for timezones -

alright have code makes list of dates:

$dates = array();                 for($i = 1; $i < 10; $i++)                 {                     $datetime = mktime(12, 0, 0, date('n'), date('j') + $i, date('y'));                     if(date('n', $datetime) != 6 && date('n', $datetime) != 7)                     {                         $dates[date('l, f js', $datetime)] = date('l, f js', $datetime);                     }                 } 

the dates tomorrow , on long not saturday or sunday.

now problem "tomorrow" being changed @ 8:00 pm est.

to explain, it's wednesday. first option in list should thursday. however, once 8:00 pm est, first option friday. instead of changing @ 8:00 pm est i'd change @ 3:00 est (so on thursday @ 2:00 should still offer thursday choice)

i think getting time zones confused currently. 8pm edt = midnight utc.

anyway, in php 5.3:

$one_day = new dateinterval('p1d'); $tz = new datetimezone('america/new_york'); $start = new datetime('now', $tz);  if ($start->format('g') >= 3)   $start->add($one_day);  foreach (new dateperiod($start, $one_day, 10) $date) {   if ($date->format('n') < 6)     echo $date->format('l, f js')."\n"; } 

the logic remains same if on < 5.3, have things other functions strtotime(), date(), etc:

$one_day = 86400; date_default_timezone_set('america/new_york'); $start = time();  if (date('g', $start) >= 3)   $start += $one_day;  ($i = 0, $date = $start; $i < 10; ++$i, $date += $one_day) {   if (date('n', $date) < 6)     echo date('l, f js', $date)."\n"; } 

i think should work.