I\'m working o开发者_运维知识库n a PHP function which calculates holidays: function holidays($country = 1, $timespan_start = 0, $timespan_end = 0)
echo strtotime(\"first day of last month\"); returns 1317492376but it\'s 6开发者_运维技巧 pm of 1 september! Shouldn\'t it return the timestamp of first second of the month? If not, how to get it?st
I am building a timestamp from the date, month and year values entered by users. Suppose that the user inputs some wrong values and the date is \"31-02-2012\" which does not exist, then I have to get
I read through manuals concerning strtotime and strftime as well as related fun开发者_如何学Goctions, but I cannot seem to make any progress in trying to solve my problem.
I am not sure why s开发者_如何学Gotrtotime() in PHP returns different result in different timezone even though same date is given as parameter, does anyone know the answer? I also want to know, can I
Is there a new approach in PHP 5.3 to define timestamp? this strtotime(\'0000-00-00\'); will return 0 date(01/01/1970) in PHP prior 5.3 and -62169984000 in PHP 5.3. And a date like 30/11/-0001 !!
PHP has this wonderful function, strtotime, that takes any string containing just about any date format and returns a time (secs-since-1970). It is more future-proof than strptime, for instance, becau
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I have an XML file with a \"Time\" attribute. I am calling this XML into my PHP and giving it the variable $game_time.
Real quick question: I have an XML file with a \"Time\" attribute. I am calling this XML into my PHP and giving it the variable $game_time.
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