strtotime('third saturday', strtotime('1 jan 2005'));
strtotime('third saturday', mktime(12, 0, 0, 1, 1, 2005));
yea thanks... now i can figure out most of the other stuff i need (at least
for now anyways)
will probably use the mktime way since i can always use variables from a
combo bo
On 04 March 2004 04:37, Andy B wrote:
> hi.
>
> i found strtotime and it seems to work but not quite sure if i know
> how to use it right... here is my code:
> $time= strtotime("third saturday january 2005");
> echo date("M/D/YY", $time);
> >
>
> i wanted it to take the third saturday of next
On Thursday 04 March 2004 12:52, Andy B wrote:
> You'd want something more like this for the format:
> echo date("l F j Y", $time);
> but for me, this caused the following output
> Saturday June 27 2009
> doesn't seem right somehow :/
>
> i know i wonder if i have the strtotime("third saturday janu
You'd want something more like this for the format:
echo date("l F j Y", $time);
but for me, this caused the following output
Saturday June 27 2009
doesn't seem right somehow :/
i know i wonder if i have the strtotime("third saturday january 2005");
written all wrong or something.
makes me t
> hi.
>
> i found strtotime and it seems to work but not quite sure if
> i know how to use it right...
> here is my code:
> $time= strtotime("third saturday january 2005");
> echo date("M/D/YY", $time);
> ?>
>
> i wanted it to take the third saturday of next year (2005)
> and say do this: satu
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