Re: [PHP] About date & time...
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From: "Marcus Gnaß" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Gustav Wiberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2006 5:24 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] About date & time...
Gustav Wiberg schrieb:
function currenttime() {
$t = date('h\:\ i\:\ s');
$returnTime = str_replace(" ", "", $t);
return $returnTime;
}
function currentdate() {
$d = date('Y\-\ m\-\ d');
$returnDate = str_replace(" ", "", $d);
return $returnDate;
}
Although beeing a totally noob to PHP I suggest this instead:
function currenttime() {return date('H\:i\:s');}
function currentdate() {return date('Y\-m\-d');}
Marcus
Why?
return date('H\:i\:s') doesn't work as expected... :-)
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Re: [PHP] About date & time...
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From: "tedd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: ; "Gustav Wiberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 28, 2006 11:34 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] About date & time...
Gustav:
I'm a swede, and I we use hours 0 - 24.
Well... I don't know what I am, but non sum qualis eram.
In any event, you want military time -- simple enough -- just change the h
to H, like so:
echo("Time: " . date('H\:\ i\:\ s') . "" );
You can find more code examples at:
http://www.weberdev.com/AdvancedSearch.php?searchtype=title&search=date&Submit1.x=0&Submit1.y=0
Also, you need to review the php manual regarding date() -- it's a super
function that has lot's of formatting symbols.
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Yes, thanx! I've totally missed the part about 12/24-h setting... :-)
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Re: [PHP] About date & time...
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From: "Grant Young" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 28, 2006 11:25 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] About date & time...
Hi Gustav.
I'm a swede, and I we use hours 0 - 24.
8 pm = 20 for us.
9 pm = 21 for us
10 pm = 22...
and so on...
But with date()-function there is 10 pm that shows (and I want 22 to
show instead)
I'm using PHP 4.0.3...
Do I have to use getdate() then? (getdate()-function showed 22...)
The docs for date() (http://www.php.net/date) show that there are a
number of different options for the first parameter. If you check out
the table on that page, you'll find:
>> H | 24-hour format of an hour with leading zeros | 00 through 23
With this in mind, the following will work (if I understand your
question correctly):
$t = date('H\:\ i\:\ s');
HTH, Grant
AHA!!!
Sometimes I'm so stupid... hm...
Thanx! :-)
/G
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Re: [PHP] About date & time...
Gustav:
I'm a swede, and I we use hours 0 - 24.
Well... I don't know what I am, but non sum qualis eram.
In any event, you want military time -- simple enough -- just change
the h to H, like so:
echo("Time: " . date('H\:\ i\:\ s') . "" );
You can find more code examples at:
http://www.weberdev.com/AdvancedSearch.php?searchtype=title&search=date&Submit1.x=0&Submit1.y=0
Also, you need to review the php manual regarding date() -- it's a
super function that has lot's of formatting symbols.
tedd
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Re: [PHP] About date & time...
Hi Gustav.
I'm a swede, and I we use hours 0 - 24.
8 pm = 20 for us.
9 pm = 21 for us
10 pm = 22...
and so on...
But with date()-function there is 10 pm that shows (and I want 22 to
show instead)
I'm using PHP 4.0.3...
Do I have to use getdate() then? (getdate()-function showed 22...)
The docs for date() (http://www.php.net/date) show that there are a
number of different options for the first parameter. If you check out
the table on that page, you'll find:
>> H | 24-hour format of an hour with leading zeros | 00 through 23
With this in mind, the following will work (if I understand your
question correctly):
$t = date('H\:\ i\:\ s');
HTH, Grant
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Re: [PHP] About date & time...
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From: "tedd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: ; "Gustav Wiberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 28, 2006 4:17 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] About date & time...
>Thanx for your input about date & time...
Here's some functions that worked for me after some searching...
function currenttime() {
-snip- lot's of code.
Hi Gustav:
Not meaning to embarrass, but your code could be shortened considerably by
using date(), like so:
Your lengthy -- function currenttime()
can be replaced simply with:
echo("Date: " . date('Y\-\ m\-\ d') . "" );
and your -- function currentdate()
can be replaced with:
echo("Time: " . date('h\:\ i\:\ s') . "" );
If you don't like the spaces in the output, then strip them out, like so:
$date = date('Y\-\ m\-\ d');
$date = str_replace(" ", "", $date);
echo("Date: " . $date. "" );
and
$date = date('h\:\ i\:\ s') ;
$date = str_replace(" ", "", $date);
echo("Time: " . $date. "" );
You can find more code examples at:
http://www.weberdev.com/AdvancedSearch.php?searchtype=title&search=date&Submit1.x=0&Submit1.y=0
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Hi there!
I've now done coding like this...
function currenttime() {
$t = date('h\:\ i\:\ s');
$returnTime = str_replace(" ", "", $t);
return $returnTime;
}
function currentdate() {
$d = date('Y\-\ m\-\ d');
$returnDate = str_replace(" ", "", $d);
return $returnDate;
}
$insertTime = currenttime();
$insertDate = currentdate();
I'm a swede, and I we use hours 0 - 24.
8 pm = 20 for us.
9 pm = 21 for us
10 pm = 22...
and so on...
But with date()-function there is 10 pm that shows (and I want 22 to show
instead)
I'm using PHP 4.0.3...
Do I have to use getdate() then? (getdate()-function showed 22...)
/G
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Re: [PHP] About date & time...
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From: "tedd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: ; "Gustav Wiberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 28, 2006 4:17 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] About date & time...
>Thanx for your input about date & time...
Here's some functions that worked for me after some searching...
function currenttime() {
-snip- lot's of code.
Hi Gustav:
Not meaning to embarrass, but your code could be shortened considerably by
using date(), like so:
Your lengthy -- function currenttime()
can be replaced simply with:
echo("Date: " . date('Y\-\ m\-\ d') . "" );
and your -- function currentdate()
can be replaced with:
echo("Time: " . date('h\:\ i\:\ s') . "" );
If you don't like the spaces in the output, then strip them out, like so:
$date = date('Y\-\ m\-\ d');
$date = str_replace(" ", "", $date);
echo("Date: " . $date. "" );
and
$date = date('h\:\ i\:\ s') ;
$date = str_replace(" ", "", $date);
echo("Time: " . $date. "" );
You can find more code examples at:
http://www.weberdev.com/AdvancedSearch.php?searchtype=title&search=date&Submit1.x=0&Submit1.y=0
tedd
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Hi there!
Not meaning to embarrass, but your code could be shortened considerably by
using date(), like so:
*hehe* It's all okey, it was something like this you're typing that I was
searching for, but couldn't find it exactly as I wanted. Thanx a lot!!! :-)
I really appreciate it!
/G
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Re: [PHP] About date & time...
Thanx for your input about date & time...
Here's some functions that worked for me after some searching...
function currenttime() {
-snip- lot's of code.
Hi Gustav:
Not meaning to embarrass, but your code could be shortened
considerably by using date(), like so:
Your lengthy -- function currenttime()
can be replaced simply with:
echo("Date: " . date('Y\-\ m\-\ d') . "" );
and your -- function currentdate()
can be replaced with:
echo("Time: " . date('h\:\ i\:\ s') . "" );
If you don't like the spaces in the output, then strip them out, like so:
$date = date('Y\-\ m\-\ d');
$date = str_replace(" ", "", $date);
echo("Date: " . $date. "" );
and
$date = date('h\:\ i\:\ s') ;
$date = str_replace(" ", "", $date);
echo("Time: " . $date. "" );
You can find more code examples at:
http://www.weberdev.com/AdvancedSearch.php?searchtype=title&search=date&Submit1.x=0&Submit1.y=0
tedd
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Re: [PHP] About date & time...
I don't understand! Why don't u use date function and just format it as
u want?
Andy
Gustav Wiberg wrote:
Hi
Thanx for your input about date & time...
Here's some functions that worked for me after some searching...
function currenttime() {
$today = getdate();
$ithours = $today["hours"];
if (intval($ithours)<10) {
$ithours = "0" . $ithours;
}
$itminutes = $today["minutes"];
if (intval($ithours)<10) {
$ithours = "0" . $ithours;
}
$itseconds = $today["seconds"];
if (intval($itseconds)<10) {
$itseconds = "0" . $itseconds;
}
$it = $ithours . ":" . $itminutes . ":" . $itseconds;
return $it;
}
function currentdate() {
$today = getdate();
$idyear = $today["year"];
if (intval($idyear)<10) {
$idyear = "0" . $idyear;
}
$idmonthnr = $today["mon"];
if (intval($idmonthnr )<10) {
$idmonthnr = "0" . $idmonthnr ;
}
$idmonthday = $today["mday"];
if (intval($idmonthday)<10) {
$idmonthday = "0" . $idmonthday;
}
$id = $idyear . "-" . $idmonthnr . "-" . $idmonthday;
return $id;
}
$insertTime = currenttime();
$insertDate = currentdate();
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[PHP] About date & time...
Hi
Thanx for your input about date & time...
Here's some functions that worked for me after some searching...
function currenttime() {
$today = getdate();
$ithours = $today["hours"];
if (intval($ithours)<10) {
$ithours = "0" . $ithours;
}
$itminutes = $today["minutes"];
if (intval($ithours)<10) {
$ithours = "0" . $ithours;
}
$itseconds = $today["seconds"];
if (intval($itseconds)<10) {
$itseconds = "0" . $itseconds;
}
$it = $ithours . ":" . $itminutes . ":" . $itseconds;
return $it;
}
function currentdate() {
$today = getdate();
$idyear = $today["year"];
if (intval($idyear)<10) {
$idyear = "0" . $idyear;
}
$idmonthnr = $today["mon"];
if (intval($idmonthnr )<10) {
$idmonthnr = "0" . $idmonthnr ;
}
$idmonthday = $today["mday"];
if (intval($idmonthday)<10) {
$idmonthday = "0" . $idmonthday;
}
$id = $idyear . "-" . $idmonthnr . "-" . $idmonthday;
return $id;
}
$insertTime = currenttime();
$insertDate = currentdate();
/G
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