Hi guys,
I appologise for bothering you, but my User Contributed Note for the php
date() function which I posted yesterday (1st July 2018 at approx 16:00
GMT, under email reference "rob at rob-jakobs dot nl") is incorrect. I
would like to withdraw it, but I do not see how I can do this.
The note is incorrect, because what I am describing only works with the
function gmdate() and not with date().
Can you please delete it? Below a short extract of mentioned note.
I will repost the note under the gmdate() function, for which it does works.
Kind regards,
Rob Jakobs
[email protected]
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The mentioned note begins as follows:
|If you want to calculate the time period between two clocked events
that happen within a 24 hour time period, for example the daylight
period between sunrise and sunset, you may use the fact that the date()
function also accepts a negative timestamp. If the time period shall be
presented in the format hours:minutes you can use|
|....... etcetera.....
|
