On 10/11/05, Ian Bambury <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What version of PHP are you using that
>
> echo date("l","2005-08-13");
> doesn't give you "Thursday"?
Yes, but ALL dates gave me thursday (or Wednesday) - using the above
scenario on my database...
Ive read the other replies to this thread -
- My database isnt MYSQL...
But the 'date' function directly - Doesnt work .. However, Ive figured
this out - which does work.
============
$explo=explode("-",$key);
echo "'$explo[0],$explo[1],$explo[2],$explo[3], $explo[4]' - \n";
$timegiven = mktime (0,0,0,$explo[1],$explo[2],$explo[0]);
$p=date("D",$timegiven);
============
I'll change the 'D' to something else - But at least it works... - Im
off to bed - will work on the rest this week....
Thanks...
Ps - Its a flat-based text-file / database - Not MYSQL...
However, im sure I can re-design the scripts to go into MYSQL...
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G Stewart
http://e-services.kwister.com/
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