how to get a future date after 180 days after present day

[afsar]

hi friends i would like to create a application where i am storing present date. and also want to mention expiration date 180 days from present day, how to do it using php, i am using mysql as my database.

please kindly help me

[PC Nerd]

look at the strtotime()

 

 

something like

 

$date = time()

 

$future = strtotime("$date + 180 days");

 

good luck

 

[mjlogan]

echo date("d-m-Y", strtotime("+180 day", time()));

[vbnullchar]

$today=getdate();

$d= mktime(0,0,0,$today['mon'],$today['wday']+180,$today['year']);
echo date('d/m/Y',$d);

 

 

[jitesh]

select DATE_ADD(CURDATE(),INTERVAL 180 DAY)

[neel_basu]

Test It

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<?php
header("Content-Type: text/plain");
echo "Timestamps\n";
echo "Current Time Timestamp ".strtotime("now"), "\n";
echo "180th Time Timestamp ".strtotime("+180 days"), "\n";
?>

[obsidian]

hi friends i would like to create a application where i am storing present date. and also want to mention expiration date 180 days from present day, how to do it using php, i am using mysql as my database.

please kindly help me

 

I'm trying to fully understand this. If you are referencing the expiration date as 180 days from the present date, the account with never expire. If you are defining the signup date as the current date at time of signup and an expiration date at the same time, you'll just need to do something like this:

INSERT INTO myTable (signup_date, exp_date) VALUES (NOW(), NOW() + INTERVAL 180 DAY);

 

Hope this helps.