$_SERVER['REQUEST_TIME']

[Solar]

Using $_SERVER['REQUEST_TIME']

How could I make it so it just echo's HOUR:MINUTE:SECOND ??

 

www.php.net doesn't give enough information for that.

[Alex]

$_SERVER['REQUEST_TIME'] is a unix time stamp, as such you can format it using date.

[Solar]

Ahh Stupid me!

 

So my answer is;

 

date("Y-m-d H:i:s");

I added Year, Month, and Date as well.

 

Thanks for your help!

[Dragosvr92]

just found this on Google by searcing for REQUEST_TIME and said id bump it ...

 

Dos anyone have any idea how may i output the real date from the Time Stamp ?

 

i would like to make some convertor to convert from

DD.MM.YYYY Into a Unix Time stampand the vice versa...

[jcbones]

just found this on Google by searcing for REQUEST_TIME and said id bump it ...

 

Dos anyone have any idea how may i output the real date from the Time Stamp ?

 

i would like to make some convertor to convert from

DD.MM.YYYY Into a Unix Time stampand the vice versa...

 

Anyway you want it.

Couple with this which understands these formats

echo date('Y-m-d',strtotime('30.12.2010'));

[Dragosvr92]

i figured out how to convert a TimeStamp to real time

by doing this

$time	 	= $_SERVER['REQUEST_TIME'];//Onix Time Format
print date('Y-m-d H:i:s', $time); // 2010-09-26 04:25:49

 

But i dont know how to convert 2010-09-26 04:25:49 Back to a Time Stamp

Any ideas?

 

 

nevermind .. i figured how to do it

seems that the mktime function dos it

[newbtophp]

i figured out how to convert a TimeStamp to real time

by doing this

$time	 	= $_SERVER['REQUEST_TIME'];//Onix Time Format
print date('Y-m-d H:i:s', $time); // 2010-09-26 04:25:49

 

But i dont know how to convert 2010-09-26 04:25:49 Back to a Time Stamp

Any ideas?

 

 

nevermind .. i figured how to do it

seems that the mktime function dos it

 

strtotime does that

[Dragosvr92]

i managed to do it one or two days after i posted that using :

 

mktime()