On 5 May 2010 16:58, Philip Thompson <philthathril@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hello all.
>
> Long time no see! Anyway, I'm having an issue with strtotime(). Why do the following return valid timestamps?
>
> <?php
> echo strtotime ('a').': '.date ("m/d/Y", strtotime ('a'))."<br/>";
> echo strtotime ('a,a').': '.date ("m/d/Y", strtotime ('a,a'))."<br/>";
> echo strtotime ('a,a,a').': '.date ("m/d/Y", strtotime ('a,a,a'))."<br/>";
> ?>
>
> These result in today's date:
>
> 1273049449: 05/05/2010
> 1273049449: 05/05/2010
> 1273049449: 05/05/2010
>
> Each time the page is reloaded, the seconds jump up... but still today's date. Why is this? I can repeat the same results by changing the 'a' to any other single letter: "g" or "h,k" or "r,s,t" or whatever - all the same result.
>
This was discusses a little while ago, have a look at
news.php.net/php.general/303839/Logical-reason-for-strtotime-east-and-strtotime-west-returningvalid-results.html
and the responses.
Regards
Peter
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