like
below?
$Birthdate = $year$monthday;
And I will insert value in $Birthdate into table.
Not quite. right idea, wrong syntax.
You're just doing a simple string concatenation, so what you actually
want is this:
$Birthdate = $year . $month . $day;
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then you'll want to substitute in a specific year in the mktime() statements
above, as you'll otherwise end up with the number of days between your exact
DATES of birth.
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It has px...something...i cannot remember the exact site.
could someone point me to that site?
http://px.sklar.com
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( which of
course we can easily tell that $date1 come before $date2).
Can I use the sniplet below:
Yep, you can use a simple conversion in that case as long as its
YMD :)
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tand alone, do not forget
that you can use other languages, too.
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There's advantages and disadvantages to both our ways, really. It's
not worth an in-depth discussion because I think I've just sent everyone
on the list to sleep as-is. But our way works for us just as well as
your way works for you :)
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emacs sucks! vi forever! :P
Yes, I think its about time for another round of What Editor
Is The Most Awesomest Best And R0xx0rz The World! :)
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Is there a way to limit the image size with php?
You would have to use some image manipulation functions to look at the
file once it's been uploaded.
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