I think the best way to handle this is not to care what it looks like in the
database. Store your dates as UNIX timestamps, and then they are easy to do
calculations on and/or convert to any date format you like for displaying in
your pages.
Read up on date() and mktime() for more info (there
Here is what I am trying to do, but I get the wrong date:
$t_data_array[1]=date(m/d/y,mysql_result($db_result,$db_record,'date'));
Then I simply print the value in the arraythis date instead of 05/08/01 comes
out 12/31/69
Thanks!
Jon Haworth wrote:
I think the best way to handle
] Date Time Formatting ??
Here is what I am trying to do, but I get the wrong date:
$t_data_array[1]=date(m/d/y,mysql_result($db_result,$db_record,'date'));
Then I simply print the value in the arraythis date instead of 05/08/01
comes
out 12/31/69
Thanks!
Jon Haworth wrote:
I think
On 08-May-01 Jack Sasportas wrote:
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The Goal is to have the Time stamp looking like 12:24 (military time OK)
and the date 05-08-2001 or even 05-08-01.
The MySQL db looks like so:
date -00-00
time 00:00:00
I don't seem to really be able to vary the DB format.
On Fri, 19 Jan 2001, Jamie wrote:
I'm fairly new to SQL and PHP and I'm haveing trouble useing the Date
functions of Both Systems, so I'd be greatfull if someone can help.
What I'm trying to do is have an 'administrator' be able to enter info
through a form to a mySQL database. Then on a
Also I'd like to if possible to be able to enter and display the date in
Australian / European Time format (DD,MM,)
I'm currently entering it on the form using three text fields and then
rearanging them to the Format in mySQL and indserting it as a string, but
I
don't know how to 'break'
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