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On Tue, 14 Dec 2004 15:39:52 -0600, Frank Marousek
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I'm using the following code to display dates returned from a query of a
mySQL database.
$new_timestamp = strtotime($row_SearchPlayerRcrdSt['Date']);
$new_date_formatted = date (m/d/y, $new_timestamp);
echo
Chris Payne wrote:
Hi there everyone,
I am having to read a string with text in, but the way the DB is written in
the same string you have the price, for example
this doesn't sound like a DB problem, sounds more like a regexp problem.
(i.e. php-db is probably the wrong list)
CASARON 4G
50lb
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Hi there everyone,
I am having to read a string with text in, but the way the DB is written in
the same string you have the price, for example
CASARON 4G
50lb Sacks in Ton Lots
$88.00
How can I strip out the 88.00 (Baring in mind it could be any number) into
its own string?
Frank Marousek wrote:
I'm using the following code to display dates returned from a query of a
mySQL database.
What kind of field is it? (int,timestamp,datetime,etc)
$new_timestamp = strtotime($row_SearchPlayerRcrdSt['Date']);
what do the following contain:
$new_timestamp
I'm using the following code to display dates returned from a query of a
mySQL database.
$new_timestamp = strtotime($row_SearchPlayerRcrdSt['Date']);
$new_date_formatted = date (m/d/y, $new_timestamp);
echo $new_date_formatted;
It appears that all dates prior to Dec 31, 1969 are displayed as
