You should better store your dates in unix timestamp, integer format and then display it on your web site with using date(), or smarty date_format function in any format you wish. Sincerely, Rosty Kerei <rosty.kerei@xxxxxxxxx> ""William Stokes"" <kalles@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:66.02.28258.F3941B34@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > Hello, > > This is propably a more of a MySQL question but here we go anyway... > > I have a DB that has dates stored in a table. The date field type is > Varchar (don't ask why... :( The dates are stored using european date > format DD.MM.YYYY. I need somehow convert the dates to the format MySQL > uses (YYYY-MM-DD) and re-store them to a table which has a real date > column for them. > > I think I need some help/ideas with this... > > If I can get this done how can I still display the dates in european > format at my web page? Do I have to break the date to pieces and some how > re-arrange it to the DD.MM.YYYY format or is the some clever function for > this that can automatically do this? > > Thanks > -Will -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
