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I'd use DateTime::createFromFormat. Ideally you'd want the dates to be in a specific format. If you can't do that, I'd just try a few of the most common formats in a particular order (ie, Y-m-d, m/d/Y, ...)

If you have further questions, please reply in this thread instead of reaching out over private message. <?php if (isset($_GET['page']) { $page = $_GET['page']; } else { $page = 1; } ?> $_GET is only used for values that go into the URL. They're easy to spot. Your form is using the POST method (which I would say is correct) so all values send that way must be accessed through $_POST. Try fixing that. If it's still not working then post (not link, please) the full code you have now with a detailed description of what you expected it to do and what it's actually doing instead.

Wow! So many "Deadly Sins" in a single block of code. Thou shouldst not use global Thou shouldst not run queries inside loops Thou shouldst not split data of the same entity type across multiple tables Thou shouldst not use "SELECT * " Why don't you use fetch _assoc instead of fetch row, then the loop becomes simply while ($rowtime = $result_time->fetch_assoc()) { $temparray[] = $rowtime; }