It seems like a lot of people struggle with date/time issues in PHP, and inevitably, many of the accepted answers tend to be "Use strtotime in this way."
So I\'m trying to get the difference in days for the following dates. For one of them it works, but for the other the number is off. It should be 3.
I have a problem getting the date of monday in the current week. echo date(\'Y-m-d\',strtotime(\'monday this week\'));
I am using strtotime to get some relative timestamps using a string description of the amount of time to shift forward or backward, ie \"+1 hour, 15 minutes\", \"-2 hours, 45 minutes\".
I have datetime data in string format like this: Sat Mar 24 23:59:59 GMT 2012 I want to convert this into a UTC timestamp, but when I try it as follows:
PHP has strtotime() which assumes the input given is a string that represents a valid time. Before using strto开发者_StackOverflow社区time(), howcan I verify that the string about to be given to it is
I am trying to get multiple values is strtotime to work together but they will not so I may be missing something or in need of a work around.
Any idea why strtotime sometimes round the end of the month to the next month? for($i=1;$i<12;$i++)
01/20/2011 = January 20, 2011 01/2011 = January 2011 Only these two formats should be allowed! i.e. 01/01/01/2011 = ERROR!
In my PHP app, I get dates from the MySQL database, when I format them with PHP\'s date() command. I want to tidy that up and move it all entirely to the view, rather than the retrieval. But I ran int
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