On 5/21/07, Mike Ryan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry I am a bit of a newbie with php and hope this has not been aswered a
million times, but here it goes
I have a date base with a couple of date fields when I pull up and display
the fields it show 2007-05-21. the question I have is how to
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On 25 November 2004 18:39, Stuart Felenstein wrote:
I'm getting a:
Parse error: parse error, unexpected '%' in
/home/mysite/public_html/userpage.php on line 120
th
Thanks to all, it help me a lot
manisha
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Manisha Sathe wrote:
I have a date returned from MySQL in '-MM-DD' format, i want to show
this date in 'DD/MM/' format using PHP, date() function does the same if
i pass timestamp in int format, but how to convert into int timestamp ?
e.g from '2003-11-25' to '20031125' ? and
Then I
On Tuesday, November 25, 2003, at 01:42 PM, Manisha Sathe wrote:
I have a date returned from MySQL in '-MM-DD' format, i want to
show
this date in 'DD/MM/' format using PHP, date() function does the
same if
i pass timestamp in int format, but how to convert into int timestamp
?
e.g
Hi,
Thursday, February 6, 2003, 2:41:42 AM, you wrote:
ehhc Is it possible to read a string from a text file (i.e.
ehhc 0502031130) and be able to use that in a date function such as:
ehhc $date = date(dmyHi, strtotime('+28 days));
ehhc How would I use that string as the date in the above
Is it possible to read a string from a text file (i.e.
0502031130) and be able to use that in a date function such as:
$date = date(dmyHi, strtotime('+28 days));
How would I use that string as the date in the above code?
What database are you using? You can probably do all of this in
I'm not using this for any database related function. What I'm trying to
do is come up with a method for scheduling processes needed for our
company that are run through command line php scripts. I'll be using cron
or to run a command that will check the date within the file and see if
the
I'm not using this for any database related function. What I'm trying
to
do is come up with a method for scheduling processes needed for our
company that are run through command line php scripts. I'll be using
cron
or to run a command that will check the date within the file and see
if
the
I don't know of another program. As long as you write a unix timestamp
or some date format that can be parsed by strtotime(), then you can do
it this way. Use fopen()/fread() to get the last time saved in the file.
If you're using unix timestamps, just see if the current time is greater
Reformatting before an inserting/updating is one option, but how would we
change the mySQL database to accept the other format?
Peter
At 04:18 PM 9/12/2002 +0800, Jacob Miller wrote:
Why can't you just reformat it before inserting it into the db?
$date = 31.12.2002;
$parts
From http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/Using_DATE.html
quote
The format of a DATE value is '-MM-DD'. According to ANSI SQL, no other
format is allowed. You should use this format in UPDATE expressions and in
the WHERE clause of SELECT statements. For example:
mysql SELECT * FROM tbl_name WHERE
I know everyone love to quote read the manual and forget that we[newbies]
are only asking here because we need help...so here you go...
You can do the following...
DATE_FORMAT IS THE MySQL Command
And let say you want to format your date as the following mm-dd-yy(US) or
dd-mm-yy(the rest of
Thanks everyone for the helpful answers.
I agree that manuals are useful, but there are times when an example works
better.
I took all of this information, and some details from earlier posts about
dates, and produced the following function to make it easy to format dates
without have to go
It looks to me like the database is interpreting your date
incorrectly. Try changing the format you use to insert, -mm-dd
- jacob
At 15:11 09/12/2002, Tommi Virtanen wrote:
Hi!
I have web-form, which has field (10 chars), there I enter date (format
dd.mm.). Then data saves to
Well, insert format in wrong, but in Finland enter format is dd.mm.,
so I cannot use other insert format (it have to do other way).
gustavus
It looks to me like the database is interpreting your date
incorrectly. Try changing the format you use to insert, -mm-dd
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Why can't you just reformat it before inserting it into the db?
$date = 31.12.2002;
$parts = split(\., $date);
echo $parts[2].-.$parts[1].-.$parts[0];
- jacob
At 16:13 09/12/2002, Tommi Virtanen wrote:
Well, insert format in wrong, but in Finland enter format is
On Saturday 27 April 2002 14:43, Ananth Rajaraman wrote:
Hi all,
I'm trying to query a date field from mySQL and
display in a differnet format.
the mysql date is in the format -MM-DD and I want
to convert it to DD-MM-
how do I do that?
Use mysql's extensive date formatting
On Fri, 26 Apr 2002, Ananth Rajaraman wrote:
I'm trying to query a date field from mySQL and
display in a differnet format.
the mysql date is in the format -MM-DD and I want
to convert it to DD-MM-
how do I do that?
How did you figure out anything else that you've done in MySQL?
Hamish,
A quick read through the date functions in the manual is worthwhile
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.datetime.php
In particular, you need to look at strtotime() and date().
strtotime() is an often overlooked function, useful for getting almost any
english written date into a unix
list($y,$m,$d) = explode(,,$phpdate);
$newdate = $d/$m/$y;
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From: Jose [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 01, 2002 9:36 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] Date format
Hi all.
How can I write the date in this format (dd/mm/) if php gives me
I don't know how you are getting your (,mm,dd).
But, try looking the date function.
It should do the trick for you.
--- Jose [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all.
How can I write the date in this format (dd/mm/)
if php gives me
(,mm,dd)??
Thanks
$today = date(d/m/Y);
That will get the current date and dump it in the format you asked for
(DD/MM/, complete with leading zeros).
Mike Frazer
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list($y,$m,$d) = explode(,,$phpdate);
$newdate =
On Wed, 21 Feb 2001 11:36:02 -0800, Jerry Lake ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
I have a field in my MySQL DB that is "DATE"
on the form that populates this field, various
people will by typing in dates in various formats
how to I convert say 2/21/01 or 02-21-2001 etc...
to 2001-02-21(MySQL Format)
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