How to format time and date in a variable, NOT the current time/date.

[kernelgpf]

Subject says it all.. I'm basically trying to set the time to the END of the current hour, with this code..

$rundate=date('Y-m-d h:00:00', strtotime("+1 hour"));

But the zeros disappear once the hour is added, and minutes and seconds take their place, I DON'T want this to happen. Any advice?

[emehrkay]

maybe this. i didnt try it

$rundate=date('Y-m-d h:m:s', strtotime("+1 hour"));

[kenrbnsn]

That's going to give the OP what he doesn't want. I tried the OP's code and it worked find for me.

Ken

[obsidian]

[quote author=kenrbnsn link=topic=121820.msg501560#msg501560 date=1168457376]
That's going to give the OP what he doesn't want. I tried the OP's code and it worked find for me.
Ken
[/quote]

Same here... if you're having an issue with it, though, just figure it to the hour and then add the zeros after:
[code]
<?php
$rundate=date('Y-m-d h', strtotime("+1 hour")) . ':00:00';
?>
[/code]