Soldato
I'm building a page for myself to gather and display API data from my energy provider. All good so far, cURL working and json_decode looking good and now just need to format the data.
Problem is the datetimes given are in GMT. I've tried sticking...
...at the top, and...
...further down, but no difference. Even changing it to Europe/Berlin or something makes no difference. So what's the best practice way of changing the timezone of the array?
Their documentation simply states:
Problem is the datetimes given are in GMT. I've tried sticking...
Code:
date_default_timezone_set('Europe/London');
...at the top, and...
Code:
$arr = json_decode($response, true);
foreach ($arr['results'] as $row){
$datetime = $row['valid_from'];
$datetime = new DateTime($datetime, new DateTimeZone('GMT'));
...further down, but no difference. Even changing it to Europe/Berlin or something makes no difference. So what's the best practice way of changing the timezone of the array?
Their documentation simply states:
Datetimes
Some API end-points accept datetime strings as parameters. These should be passed in ISO 8601 format. Eg: "2018-05-17T16:00:00Z"
We strongly recommend that timezone information is included on all datetime parameters. If no timezone information is included, the “Europe/London” timezone will be assumed and results may vary between GMT and British Summer Time.