Re: RE: Bug #7323 Updated: Limitation to substr()

Hello, I didn't find another way to do it, I'll check it out... Moving it to feature requests... Derick Derek Papesch wrote: > Yes this is what I wrote: "I haven't looked into this much, but it appears > that the substr() > function only accepts American MM/DD/YYYY". > > This is what I meant(!): "I haven't looked into this much, but it appears > that the STRTOTIME() > function only accepts American MM/DD/YYYY". > > I wrote a work around, but pinpointing why my dates were going funny in the > first place took more time. A switch might help. > $date = @mysql_result($search,0,date); > $date = strtotime(substr($date,5,2) . '/' . substr($date,8,2) . '/' . > substr($date,0,4) . ' ' . substr($date,11,5)); > > Somebody replied to me and I corrected my statement. > > NO, you haven't created a wonderful free language, that is a SERIOUS > UNDERSTATEMENT, PHP needs many more adjectives... FAST, SUPURB, MAGNIFICENT, > ADORABLE Thx dude :-) -- Derick Rethans