Trying to get the ISO-8601 numeric representation of the day of the week (\"N\") in PHP using the date() function; however, it keeps returning \"3\" no matter what day I use with mktime().
Ok this is what i have: function getFirstDayOfWeek($iYear, $iWeekNumber) { if ( is_null($iYear) ) $iYear = date(\'Y\');
I am using the mktime(struct tm*) function in Suse 10. Now, I am noticing some strange behaviour when daylight saving time is enabled. Let\'s say I have enabled daylight saving time to begin on Sep
So I\'m trying to convert dates in the format \"2000-01-01\" into integers representing the number of days since some arbitrary origin (e.g. 1900/01/01) so I can treat them as integer indices. To do t
Overview: I need a counter that can count up from an inserted number, that can keep counting while there are no users and that visually shows the count as it happens within a website. I\'ll be trying
I\'m all of a sudden getting the following error on a site that I\'ve done, which has been working fine so far:
I was trying to make my own php mktime(); using my default timezone *(America/Sao_Paulo)*. It was working ok, but I noticed that some timestamps had one hour more than it should be.
the following code: #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <string.h> #include <time.h>
ok i have a birthday form that will save as time using mktime, so when it is saved in mysql, it will show something like 634608000..how can i convert it开发者_如何学C to mm/dd/yyyy format so that when
Is this legit?Im trying to get to a time_t as fast as possible given a string formatted like YYYYMMDDHHMMSS.
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