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| <?php | |
| $regions = array( | |
| 'Africa' => DateTimeZone::AFRICA, | |
| 'America' => DateTimeZone::AMERICA, | |
| 'Antarctica' => DateTimeZone::ANTARCTICA, | |
| 'Aisa' => DateTimeZone::ASIA, | |
| 'Atlantic' => DateTimeZone::ATLANTIC, | |
| 'Europe' => DateTimeZone::EUROPE, | |
| 'Indian' => DateTimeZone::INDIAN, | |
| 'Pacific' => DateTimeZone::PACIFIC | |
| ); | |
| $timezones = array(); | |
| foreach ($regions as $name => $mask) | |
| { | |
| $zones = DateTimeZone::listIdentifiers($mask); | |
| foreach($zones as $timezone) | |
| { | |
| // Lets sample the time there right now | |
| $time = new DateTime(NULL, new DateTimeZone($timezone)); | |
| // Us dumb Americans can't handle millitary time | |
| $ampm = $time->format('H') > 12 ? ' ('. $time->format('g:i a'). ')' : ''; | |
| // Remove region name and add a sample time | |
| $timezones[$name][$timezone] = substr($timezone, strlen($name) + 1) . ' - ' . $time->format('H:i') . $ampm; | |
| } | |
| } | |
| // View | |
| print '<label>Select Your Timezone</label><select id="timezone">'; | |
| foreach($timezones as $region => $list) | |
| { | |
| print '<optgroup label="' . $region . '">' . "\n"; | |
| foreach($list as $timezone => $name) | |
| { | |
| print '<option name="' . $timezone . '">' . $name . '</option>' . "\n"; | |
| } | |
| print '<optgroup>' . "\n"; | |
| } | |
| print '</select>'; |
Without a doubt the best approach to displaying timezones in php that I have seen in my 15+ years of php development. Nice job.
Thanks @xeoncross!
Thank you very much it is a best script .
Great, I never knew about this. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for sharing!
Missing Australia as a timezone region.
A million thanks! This is awesome and I'll apply it! <3
how to add GMT + in front before region ?
I have recently open-sourced a PHP class and corresponding jQuery class that consumes the JSON data the class generates. Somewhat the same concept as this snippet but much more sophisticated. It has a select list for region (defaults to US timezones) and an autocomplete select list for the timezones within the region. timezoneWidget

Where's Australia bro, what the hell?
'Australia' => DateTimeZone::AUSTRALIA,
Love the script but
Great little snippet, thank you!
suggest you change
print '<option name="' . $timezone . '">' . $name . '</option>' . "\n";
to
print '<option value="' . $timezone . '">' . $name . '</option>' . "\n";
Your 10 years ago script really save my day in 2021
Thank you very much for your contribution.
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Nice script, just one typo "Aisa" should be "Asia" for anyone using this -- otherwise pefect!