It was staring me right in the face - the data that wasn't working was typed
(by Europeans) as 6.30 instead of 6:30. So it was a string whose format was
unacceptable as a Unix timestamp format.
--Jennifer Koenig
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Hallo,
Why would strtotime fail (i.e. return a -1)? I check the type with gettype,
which tells me that the argument I'm passing in is a string. I cast it to a
string before passing it in, with the same results (returns a -1). The only
thing that seems to do anything is to settype it to "string
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