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rondog

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ok that is what I thought...let me ask you this then...

 

$nextTime 		= strtotime("next monday");
$update 		= mysql_query("UPDATE fd_users SET next_login = '".$nextTime."', last_login = '".time()."', times_logged = times_logged+1 WHERE email = '$username' AND password = '$password'") or die(mysql_error());

 

strtotime("now") is the same as time();

 

the last_login field (I used time(); here) shows october 11th which is today, yet the next_login (I used strototime("next monday"); here) field shows october 19th...i dont get it..it should be october 12th

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My Server:

strtotime('now'): Oct 11, 2009
strtotime('next monday'): Oct 12, 2009
time(): Oct 11, 2009

 

Production server:

strtotime('now'): Oct 11, 2009
strtotime('next monday'): Oct 19, 2009 //if strtotime(now) is oct 11th, next monday should be oct 12th....
time(): Oct 11, 2009

 

Something isnt right here... anyone know?

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What are the php versions on the two servers, because php.net has had a significant number of bugs in the strtotime().

Ok my server is: 4.4.9

Production server is: 4.3.10-22

Should I put a request in to update it to the latest version of php? Do you think that will fix it?

Support for PHP 4 has been discontinued since 2007-12-31. Please consider upgrading to PHP 5.

4.4.9

 

    * Released: 07 August 2008

    * Announcement: English

    * ChangeLog

    * Download:

          o PHP 4.4.9 (tar.bz2)

            md5: 2e3b2a0e27f10cb84fd00e5ecd7a1880

          o PHP 4.4.9 (tar.gz)

            md5: 9bcc1aba50be0dfeeea551d018375548

          o PHP 4.4.9 zip package

            md5: 7395068d5489a9f8abf50c6e4b48622f

I'd say so.

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