note 69726 deleted from function.strtotime by bobby
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Note Submitter: horvathi
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re adrian
and my last take on the matter.
I don't know where it's documented, but it's still wrong documented or not. It does
not work in a human way with dates, that's the problem with it.
Let's take a quick look at what mysql does:
SELECT '2005-03-31' - INTERVAL 1 MONTH ;
And voila, you get 2005-02-28 and that's one month back from the given date in a human
calendar, not 2005-03-01 what you get from the similar function in PHP.
I can accept that this is very strange in math thinking but this is the normal expected operation
for a human. Therefore it's a bug IMHO.