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Hi Guys, 

 

Been trying to make it that when I insert into Mysql  at the moment it inserts like dd-mm-yy, however cause I'm in the UK i need it to do it in the UK way of dd-mm-yy 

I checked out some topics and found the STR_DATE_DATE however I've tried to use it in my mysql but cannot get it to work. Can someone help

 

$query="INSERT INTO job_scheduled (startdate, enddate, job_title, job_reference, job_description, job_postcode, job_city, customername, customer_email, status) VALUES ('".STR_TO_DATE($_SESSION["startdate"],'%d-%m-%y')."', '".$_SESSION["enddate"]."', '".$_SESSION["job_title"]."', '".$_SESSION["job_reference"]."', '".$_SESSION["job_description"]."', '".$_SESSION["job_postcode"]."', '".$_SESSION["job_city"]."', '".$_SESSION["customername"]."', '".$_SESSION["customer_email"]."', 'Provisional')";

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