$day = date(\'l开发者_开发技巧\', strtotime(\'07/25/2010\')); echo \"$day \"; echo date(\"m/d/Y\", strtotime(\"first $day\"));
echo date( \"F jS, Y\" , strtotime(\"now +3 weeks\") ); It gives the result as July 2nd, 2010 . Fine.Now I want to pass the argument like this.
I have a list of unix timestamps in a database, and I wanting to select the ones that are from today.
I have a CCK datetime field and would like to set its default value to 31 May 2011. When I go to the configuration of the field I can set the default value to Now, Blank or Relative.
My database has a datetime field, and I want to be able to create new entries. Obviously the Rails datetime_select helper isn\'t the most user frien开发者_运维百科dly thing to have in your form.
Suppose you have a messaging system built in PHP with a MySQL database backend, and you would like to support searching for messages using arbitrary date strings.
I\'m trying to get the unix time for date strings that are formatted like so: \'sec开发者_如何学运维ond sunday of march 2010\'
I\'m using strtotime just fine for finding the previous week and next week\'s entries in my database, but what I can\'t seem to find is how to find the previous six days if the user selects a past dat
I\'ve got kind of a tricky question, I already searched every related question on Stackoverflow and neither solved my conundrum, although I think I\'m running in circles, so here\'s the question:
I have a start and end time in a timestamp format. I want to split these into timeslots of e.g 1 hour.
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