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How do you turn a timestamp into a date


kpetsche20

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    * r: Displays the full date, time and timezone offset. It is equivalent to manually entering date("D, d M Y H:i:s O")

 

Time:

 

    * a: am or pm depending on the time

    * A: AM or PM depending on the time

    * g: Hour without leading zeroes. Values are 1 through 12.

    * G: Hour in 24-hour format without leading zeroes. Values are 0 through 23.

    * h: Hour with leading zeroes. Values 01 through 12.

    * H: Hour in 24-hour format with leading zeroes. Values 00 through 23.

    * i: Minute with leading zeroes. Values 00 through 59.

    * s: Seconds with leading zeroes. Values 00 through 59.

 

Day:

 

    * d: Day of the month with leading zeroes. Values are 01 through 31.

    * j: Day of the month without leading zeroes. Values 1 through 31

    * D: Day of the week abbreviations. Sun through Sat

    * l: Day of the week. Values Sunday through Saturday

    * w: Day of the week without leading zeroes. Values 0 through 6.

    * z: Day of the year without leading zeroes. Values 0 through 365.

 

Month:

 

    * m: Month number with leading zeroes. Values 01 through 12

    * n: Month number without leading zeroes. Values 1 through 12

    * M: Abbreviation for the month. Values Jan through Dec

    * F: Normal month representation. Values January through December.

    * t: The number of days in the month. Values 28 through 31.

 

Year:

 

    * L: 1 if it's a leap year and 0 if it isn't.

    * Y: A four digit year format

    * y: A two digit year format. Values 00 through 99.

 

 

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THORPE STOP RESPONDING YOU ADVICE IS NOT HELPFUL. I tried using the date() and it doesn't convert my timestamp into a date.

 

Lol...  This is what date() is used for.  It's tricky cause the name throws you off...

 

Post your code!

THORPE STOP RESPONDING YOU ADVICE IS NOT HELPFUL. I tried using the date() and it doesn't convert my timestamp into a date.

 

date

 

string date  ( string $format  [, int $timestamp  ] )

 

weird how the second aRGUMENT IS A FREAKING TIMESTAMP.  POST SOME FREAKING CODE BEFORE YOU START YELLING.

kpetsche20:

 

1) Don't be ignorant, it happened twice in this thread.

2) Learn how to ask a question.

3) Post your code, rather than saying, "it doesn't convert my date!@#$!".

4) Look it up yourself.  This is a very common issue.

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