Re: php's 27/10/2002 problem Important

I don't see any problem. Maybe you read out, your data in a wrong way. Watch out: 1.035.666.000 + (24*60*60) = 1.035.7524.000 Op maandag 16 september 2002 15:32, schreef Mahmut Kursun: > If you are trying to code a sequantial date requiring algorithm you will > see that for 27/10/2002 you have two timestamps!!!! > > And that is a serious bug I think. Any comments! > > timestamp : formatted date (d/m/Y) > 1035666000 : 27/10/2002 > 1035752400 : 27/10/2002 > > P.S. To be able to generate the same output have the following code > snippet: > > <? > $timestamp = mktime (0,0,0,10,25,2002); > echo "start date is"; > echo $timestamp . " : " . strftime('%d/%m/%Y', $timestamp ) . > "<br>"; > echo "<br>"; > echo "&nbsp;&nbsp;timestamp : formatted date"; > echo "<br>"; > for ($x=1; $x<10; $x++){ > $timestamp = $timestamp + 24*60*60; > echo $timestamp . " : " . strftime('%d/%m/%Y', $timestamp ) . > "<br>"; > echo $timestamp . " : " . date('d/m/Y', $timestamp ) . > "<br>"; > echo "<br>"; > } > ?>