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Hi All,
Now that the strtotime() function behaves in according to GNU date syntax (which i feel should not have changed in a minor php version bump but thats a different issue) how does one implement something like the old system?
Lets say, for example, that i want to get the timestamp for 2 seconds in the future, before i could have just done:
$t = strtotime('NOW + 2 seconds');
But since the change this will no longer work as you will get the correct day but with a time of 00:00:02.
I have tried the following but this fails and results in -1:
$t = strtotime('@'.time().' + 2 seconds')
p.s. I know that for the example posted i could just do:
$t = time() +2
But i also want situations where i could have 'next thursday + 3 hours' etc.
- -- Regards, William Bailey. Pro-Net Internet Services Ltd. http://www.pro-net.co.uk/
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