I have a strtotime function that is doing something like this: $var = strtotime(\'23:59:59\' . $Date);
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All I need is to compare dates represented by string values in the format d.m.y (e.g. 15.07.11 for today).
echo date(\"m\", s开发者_Python百科trtotime(\"january\")); Returns 01 as expected echo date(\"m\", strtotime(\"february\"));
I\'ve tried to change this code: function filter_where( $where = \'\' ) { $where .= \" AND post_date > \'\" . date(\'Y-m-d\', strtotime(\'-365 days\')) . \"\'\";
I\'m trying to display the time x starte开发者_开发百科d, the time x finished, and how long x took to complete. I have the start and end displaying correctly, but the following subtraction gives me a
I\'m looking to populate a drop down list in a form with dates of the next 4 Fridays and Saturdays. This is for a reservation system of sorts. I\'m thinking I should be using the strtotime function.
Yesterday I ran into an issue with PHP\'s strtotime not properly adding a mont开发者_运维问答h.On \'2011-05-31\' I ran:
I have php function called _to_unix_timestamp() the code : function _to_unix_timestamp($param){ if ($timestamp = strtotime($param)){
I currently allow for daily or weekly repeating events on my calendar app (using fullCalendar). My view has a checkbox that activates two dropdowns: one for the repeat interval (daily, weekly) and on