date question

[Yang Li Ke]

Hi guys,

I use this function to create a date value:
$next = mktime(date("H" ), date("i")+60, date("s"), date("m") , date("d"),
date("Y"));

How can I display this date like date("Y/m/d, H:i:s"); ?

Thank you!

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[Tom Thackrey]

Re: date question


On 6-Feb-2004, "Yang Li Ke" <yanglike@sympa tico.ca> wrote:
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> I use this function to create a date value:
> $next = mktime(date("H" ), date("i")+60, date("s"), date("m") , date("d"),
> date("Y"));
>
> How can I display this date like date("Y/m/d, H:i:s"); ?[/color]

echo date("Y/m/d, H:i:s",$next);

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[rostik]

Re: date question

"Yang Li Ke" <yanglike@sympa tico.ca> wrote in message
news:MFXUb.2442 9$bp1.770639@ne ws20.bellglobal .com...[color=blue]
> $next = mktime(date("H" ), date("i")+60, date("s"), date("m") , date("d"),
> date("Y"));
>
> How can I display this date like date("Y/m/d, H:i:s"); ?
>[/color]

Your function is really amazing! :)
Try:

$next = time()+3600;
echo date("Y/m/d, H:i:s",$next);

[Geoff Berrow]

Re: date question

I noticed that Message-ID: <c020pc$2qnl$1@ news.ntu-kpi.kiev.ua> from
rostik contained the following:
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>Your function is really amazing! :)
>Try:
>
>$next = time()+3600;
>echo date("Y/m/d, H:i:s",$next);[/color]

or even

$next = strtotime("+1 hour");
echo date("Y/m/d, H:i:s",$next);

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