note 61066 deleted from function.mktime by bjori

Note Submitter: juras_4s at tut dot by ---- Certain letters used in the function (such as t or n) will turn into special characters when backslashed, so you won't be able to use them. For example, date("F j, Y [backslash]a[backslash]t g:i A") will give you "January 24, 2006 a[tab] 1:52 PM", but if you do not backslash "t", you will get "January 24, 2006 a31 1:52 PM", since t represents number of days in the current month. The only workaround is typing 'echo date("F j, Y") . " at " . date("g:i A");'