If I were doing this for simplicity's sake I would alter this to be:
$timestamp = mktime();
$date_output = date("Y-m-d H:i A", $timestamp);
Then store the $timestamp in the (pseudo)database. Any operations I need to
compare times will be done on the $timestamp data rather than the
$date_output data which contains a bunch of string data that would otherwise
have to be compensated for with more code.
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phill
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