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From: "tedd" <tedd@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <php-general@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>; "Gustav Wiberg" <gustav@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, February 28, 2006 4:17 PM
Subject: Re: About date & time...
>Thanx for your input about date & time...
Here's some functions that worked for me after some searching...
function currenttime() {
-snip- lot's of code.
Hi Gustav:
Not meaning to embarrass, but your code could be shortened considerably by
using date(), like so:
Your lengthy -- function currenttime()
can be replaced simply with:
echo("Date: " . date('Y\-\ m\-\ d') . "<br/>" );
and your -- function currentdate()
can be replaced with:
echo("Time: " . date('h\:\ i\:\ s') . "<br/>" );
If you don't like the spaces in the output, then strip them out, like so:
$date = date('Y\-\ m\-\ d');
$date = str_replace(" ", "", $date);
echo("Date: " . $date. "<br/>" );
and
$date = date('h\:\ i\:\ s') ;
$date = str_replace(" ", "", $date);
echo("Time: " . $date. "<br/>" );
You can find more code examples at:
http://www.weberdev.com/AdvancedSearch.php?searchtype=title&search=date&Submit1.x=0&Submit1.y=0
tedd
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Hi there!
Not meaning to embarrass, but your code could be shortened considerably by
using date(), like so:
*hehe* It's all okey, it was something like this you're typing that I was
searching for, but couldn't find it exactly as I wanted. Thanx a lot!!! :-)
I really appreciate it!
/G
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