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I see – well it’s unfortunate the results cannot be controlled better but I appreciate your thorough response.

To clarify – my companies have addresses which need to be listed.

I would like user entered search (keyword?) results to not take the company locations into consideration when determining order.

I apologize, I did not see that you requested I try something out.

Changing the WordPress installation timezone has no effect

Changing the server’s timezone in the .htaccess file does work by adding the following line:

php_value date.timezone ‘Europe/London’

There is no need to update the WordPress installation timezone, just the .htaccess file. I will comment on this thread if I run into any issues but the server’s timezone assigned is not important to me so this will probably work.

We are formally on the West Coast of California so it is very preferable to have our timezone on the WordPress installation to reflect that location.

Are you suggesting there may be an issue since the server and WordPress installations have differing timestamps?

It happens for every company for me, not just a single one. Here is an example with one so you can see every step. I have circled the date I am referring to in each image.

1) Find a company, look at expiration date
2) Open that company and the expiration date has already changed
3) Save/Update that page, the expiration date has changed yet again

Thank you Kiran, your php solution appears to work so far.

I will continue to work with our database as we input more updates and let you guys know if this solution runs into any problems.