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[fridday]

I'm deleveloping a torrent site, but can't get the unix timestamp conversion right. Look at this, I have made it into a working piece of code so you can try it.

 

<?php
$torrent_data[0]["name"] = "torrent one";
$torrent_data[1]["name"] = "torrent two";
$torrent_data[2]["name"] = "torrent three";
$torrent_data[0]["unix_timestamp"] = 1206961055;
$torrent_data[1]["unix_timestamp"] = 1206957978;
$torrent_data[2]["unix_timestamp"] = 1206959500;
$i=0;
while ($i<3) {
   $torrent_name = $torrent_data[$i]["name"];
   $torrent_timestamp = $torrent_data[$i]["unix_timestamp"];
   $torrent_date = date("Y-m-d, H:m", $torrent_timestamp);
   print $torrent_name.", ";
   print $torrent_timestamp.", ";
   print $torrent_date."<br>";
   $i++;
   }
?>

 

 

the output is:

torrent one, 1206961055, 2008-03-31, 12:03

torrent two, 1206957978, 2008-03-31, 12:03

torrent three, 1206959500, 2008-03-31, 12:03

 

why?

 

(I posted at http://forums.devnetwork.net/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=80728, but no one solved it, so I'm trying here aswell...)

[Orio]

"Y-m-d, H:m"

 

Should be (probably)

"Y-m-d, H:i"

 

Orio.

[BlueSkyIS]

yes, m is Numeric representation of a month, with leading zeros.

 

so, to answer the question: you.

[fridday]

ooooooops! of course!! THANKS!!!!!!!! You're my hero!