php-general Digest 7 Sep 2013 12:47:05 - Issue 8359
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Which function returns a correct ISO8601 date?
322060 by: Simon Schick
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Hi, all
Some days ago, I needed a date, formatted as date(c) ...
To be a bit more object-oriented, I worked with an instance of
DateTime. My first thought was: As the documenting for date() defines
'c' as ISO8601, I can take the constant provided in the DateTime
object ... right? ... and that
On Sat, 07 Sep 2013 14:47:00 +0200, Simon Schick wrote:
The method date(c) actually formats a date, fitting to the format
defined in the constant DateTime::ATOM.
Are both formats (with and without colon) valid for ISO8601, or is the
documentation for the method date() wrong?
Yes:
This Q is possibly rather HTML (is there a good list for that...)
anyways;
Im in Sweden, and have done som pages with Swedish text, however our special
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On Sat, 2013-09-07 at 18:21 +0200, georg chambert wrote:
This Q is possibly rather HTML (is there a good list for that...)
anyways;
Im in Sweden, and have done som pages with Swedish text, however our special
(weird) characters åäö
comes out wrong when displayd in browser, would be nice
Hi, Alessandro
Would it be worth noting somewhere, that these two implementations of
ISO8601 differ? Because I needed the DateTime::ATOM way to save the
timezone ... Even so the other one was also about ISO 8601 ...
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