[SOLVED] mktime

[Daney11]

Hi guys.

 

I have

 

<?php

$daymin = "01";
$monthmin = "01";
$yearmin = "1971";

$daymax = "30";
$monthmax = "12";
$yearmax = "1991";

for ($i = 1; $i < 22; $i++)

{

$dayofage = mt_rand($daymin, $daymax);
$monthofage = mt_rand($monthmin, $monthmax);
$yearofage = mt_rand($yearmin, $yearmax);

$bdayunix = mktime('', '', '', $monthofage, $dayofage, $yearofage);

$nowunix = time();
$ageunix = $nowunix - $bdayunix;
$age = floor($ageunix / (365 * 24 * 60 * 60)); 

echo "$dayofage   $monthofage   $yearofage   Age - $age<br />";

}

?>

 

And im getting the error

 

Warning: mktime() expects parameter 1 to be long, string given in D:\server\age.php on line 19

 

It work on my other server but not this.

 

Any help would be great.

 

Thanks guys.

[per1os]

Don't surround your number variables in quotes.

[Daney11]

I still get the same error mate

[per1os]

$bdayunix = mktime('', '', '', $monthofage, $dayofage, $yearofage);

Change that to this:

$bdayunix = mktime(, , , $monthofage, $dayofage, $yearofage);

[Daney11]

Now i get this error

 

Parse error: parse error, unexpected ',', expecting ')' in D:\server\age.php on line 19

 

lol

[Daney11]

SOLVED

 

All i had to do was add 0's into the blank spaces

 

$bdayunix = mktime('0', '0', '0', $monthofage, $dayofage, $yearofage);

 

Thanks for helping anyway mate

 

Thankyou

 

Dane

[per1os]

My bad Should be

 

$bdayunix = mktime(0, 0, 0, $monthofage, $dayofage, $yearofage);

 

My bad.