Can someone tell me the error and how the data is exploded. in this code

[TG SH4RPY]

Can someone tell me the error and  how the data is exploded. in this code

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$this->ipsclass->DB->simple_exec();

while ($row = $this->ipsclass->DB->fetch_row())

{

    $date = explode("-",$row[$this->funct->cfield['LEA']['SQL']],3);

    $timestamp = mktime (1,1,1,$date[1],$date[2],$date[0]);

    $today = getdate();       

   

    if (($today[0] - $timestamp) >= (60*60*24*30*6))//60 sec, 60min, 24 hours, 30 days, 6 months

    {

        $count_validations++;

   

        if ($row[$this->funct->cfield['DIV']['SQL']] == $this->ipsclass->member[$this->funct->cfield['DIV']['SQL']])

        {

            $count_division++;

        }

    }

}

 

 

 

I know the error is on line 51, which is in here somewhere

 

Error line is the following:

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$timestamp = mktime (1,1,1,$date[1],$date[2],$date[0]);

 

 

Error from the ATS is the following:

 

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Warning: mktime() expects parameter 6 to be long, string given in /home/tghqorg/subsites/twhq/ats/wrapper/modules/info_hud_pending_discharge.php on line 51

[teamatomic]

print_r($date)

 

 

HTH

TEamatomic

[TG SH4RPY]

What does that mean , im kinda new to coding

[teamatomic]

print_r will echo out the array. That way you can see what is returned so you can get a better idea of what is wrong.

 

So right after you get the $date put this

print_r($date);

exit;

and the paste the results here.

 

 

HTH

Teamatomic

[TG SH4RPY]

so it looks like this ?

 

$timestamp = mktime (1,1,1,$date[1],$date[2],print_r($date);

exit;);

[teamatomic]

To figure out why the error is happening we need to know the actual value of $date. I'm a bit confused cause you are exploding $date, that means a string yet in the mktime() statement you treat it as an array. I want to know the value $date right after you obtain it, from wherever you obtain it.

So directly after this line I would like you to put the print_r and exit;

 

$date = explode("-",$row[$this->funct->cfield['LEA']['SQL']],3);

print_r($date);

exit;

 

Then whatever it return to you post it here

 

 

HTH

Teamatomic

 

[teamatomic]

I misspoke in the previous post. I meant to say I think that maybe the result of $date is not 3 pieces but being returned as one or two.

 

 

HTH

Teamaotmic