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Figured out by simply removing zero. Essentially, 8AM should be sent as "8" not "08".

I've tried. $input = (string)0845; $convert_input = strtotime($input); echo $convert_input; Returns nothing.

Think title says it all. I want to take a html form input (0845) and covert it time format for PHP/MySQL (08:45:00). The seconds will always default to 00. Even if I convert the input to (string), the zero is a problem. $input = (string)845 // echos 845 $input= (string)0845// echos 0 Ultimately, I simply wish to echo so I end up with an ("Y-m-d H:m:s") format. $day = date("Y-m-d") . $input;

Thanks! I actually wasn't headed down that path, but it works great and adds functionality in other areas.

I parse .csv data and echo into a table. Pretty basic stuff. Two columns in the csv represent departure time and arrival time. They are simply echoed as 4 character strings from an array (ex. 0725) and I want to convert them to the proper time format using hours and minutes (ex. 07:25). What's the simplest/correct way to do so? Thanks!

Found the issue(s). First the ImageColorAllocate should be 'imagecolorallocate'. This allowed me to use the imagestring command but I was still unable to view TrueType font which due to a faulty path to stored font. Thanks again.

The error comes from the command line that outputs the image to the browser. In my case: imagepng($image); By changing between imagegif and imagepng, the error (output) by Firefox changes directly according to the command.

Yes, I'm using Firefox and .png extensions display just fine. After initially displaying the image following your suggestion - I can no longer get it to load. I have changed it between jpg, gif, and png, and now it won't reload the script using .png. I'm rather confused.

Wow. I've been searching this for the better part of 2 hours and that suggestion just solved the problem. Thanks a lot! Any idea why it's not loading an instance of .png though?

Never worked with GD before but I'm trying to use it for simple instances of dynamic buttons. I've just tried to cut/paste simple examples I've found on the internet on a test page but my browser won't render the image. My host is 1&1 Linux and running a check_info.php on one of my domains shows that GD is installed and enabled. Anyway, my browser returns this when I try the code below: �PNG IHDR�����������������PLTE� �r�`�L����IDAT(��бA�MhF�!�a�+(�W��&�;�x��Z���i'J�D�R�+�0w��`�����f�Sc�CYe�G�E����*T,(�����Pe�|&H�;?&���ֳ�54I�%����ב[��!�i�)1kg$;�P E��o���,{��z���:`����̔���,�fS�8���7Ȑ��E��E��,�N��@�4&��g��G�2�'��D?�<_F����IEND�B`� <?php header ("Content-type: image/png"); $img_handle = ImageCreate (230, 20) or die ("Cannot Create image"); $back_color = ImageColorAllocate ($img_handle, 0, 10, 10); $txt_color = ImageColorAllocate ($img_handle, 233, 114, 191); ImageString ($img_handle, 31, 5, 5, "My first Program with GD", $txt_color); ImagePng ($img_handle); ?>

Thanks again. I prefer the first method of pushing data into array as it's consistent with data use in actionscript. I made the mistake of assuming the returned data was already in an array and available for purge. I did this with some concepts last night as well. Your help is appreciated!

Thanks, I've been trying without success. $query = "SELECT worth FROM onlinegm"; $result = mysql_query($query) or die(mysql_error()); while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)){ echo $row['worth']; echo "<br />"; } echo "Sum of values = ".array_sum($row['worth'])."<br>";

I have populated and array with values from a table column. There are only three values returned 25, 35, and 50. How can I echo the sum of the numbers? $query = "SELECT worth FROM onlinegm"; $result = mysql_query($query) or die(mysql_error()); while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)){ echo $row['worth']; echo "<br />"; }

Understood. I actually thought that the mysql_fetch_row($data) would return an array. Is that not correct? There are only 2 rows. The worth values are 25 and 35. I can update a field by setting it = '$data[0]' which enters 25. but setting it = '$data[1]' enters 0. $data = mysql_query("SELECT worth FROM onlinegm"); $info = mysql_fetch_row($data); if ($destination == ""){ } else { $query = "UPDATE gmData SET possible = '$info[1]' WHERE user = '$user'"; $result = mysql_query($query) or die(mysql_error()); }

Thanks Crayon. Yeah, I'm an actionscript guy. Baby steps....