[PHP] Re: help with date formatting

2002-03-18 Thread Joshua E Minnie


Ryan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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 Hi, I'm trying to create an events page, where it shows the posted
 events.  I enter data using phpmyadmin.  Currently, the ouput is like
 this:

 
 Conference in New York
 2002-03-06

 There is going to be a conference in New York next week.
 

 I'm having trouble with the formatting of the date.  I'm using the type
 date with the function now, so it shows the current date when I post an
 event.  Here is what I would like:

 
 Conference in New York
 Wednesday, March 5th, 2002

 There is going to be a conference in New York next week.
 


If you are using the mktime() to make a UNIX timestamp you could do
something like this:

?
$conftime = mktime($hour, $minute, $seconds, $month, $day, $year);

echo date(l, F jS, Y, $conftime);
?


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[PHP] Re: help with date formatting

2002-03-18 Thread Ryan

On Mon, 18 Mar 2002 11:51:07 -0600
Ryan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

By, the way I'm getting the date from a MySQL database.  The posted date
variable is stored as the date type in the MySQL database so it comes
out like this 2002-03-06.  Should I convert the date into a time stamp
or how should I do this.  Let me know what would be the most efficient
and best way to do this.  Thanks.



 Hi, I'm trying to create an events page, where it shows the posted
 events.  I enter data using phpmyadmin.  Currently, the ouput is like
 this:
 
 
 Conference in New York
 2002-03-06
 
 There is going to be a conference in New York next week.
 
 
 I'm having trouble with the formatting of the date.  I'm using the
 type date with the function now, so it shows the current date when I
 post an event.  Here is what I would like:
 
 
 Conference in New York
 Wednesday, March 5th, 2002
 
 There is going to be a conference in New York next week.
 
 
 Thanks for any help.
 
 -- 
 Ryan Spangler
 428 N Harmony Ln, Apt. 3
 Whitewater, WI 53190
 (262) 473-8392
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]


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Re: [PHP] Re: help with date formatting

2002-03-18 Thread JSheble


I always use the mySQL DATE_FORMAT function in my queries themselves...

SELECT DATE_FORMAT( someDatField, %m/%d/%Y ) as thedate FROM someTable


At 12:23 PM 3/18/2002 -0600, Ryan wrote:
On Mon, 18 Mar 2002 11:51:07 -0600
Ryan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

By, the way I'm getting the date from a MySQL database.  The posted date
variable is stored as the date type in the MySQL database so it comes
out like this 2002-03-06.  Should I convert the date into a time stamp
or how should I do this.  Let me know what would be the most efficient
and best way to do this.  Thanks.



  Hi, I'm trying to create an events page, where it shows the posted
  events.  I enter data using phpmyadmin.  Currently, the ouput is like
  this:
 
  
  Conference in New York
  2002-03-06
 
  There is going to be a conference in New York next week.
  
 
  I'm having trouble with the formatting of the date.  I'm using the
  type date with the function now, so it shows the current date when I
  post an event.  Here is what I would like:
 
  
  Conference in New York
  Wednesday, March 5th, 2002
 
  There is going to be a conference in New York next week.
  
 
  Thanks for any help.
 
  --
  Ryan Spangler
  428 N Harmony Ln, Apt. 3
  Whitewater, WI 53190
  (262) 473-8392
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]


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