On Friday 05 March 2004 20:11, Richard Davey wrote:
> JW> 03 !== 3
>
> You're right of course, it doesn't - but it also makes no difference
> to his problem:
In this case it will make no difference, but if one were to use 09 (in the
mistaken belief that it represents September then it would).
> <?php
> $m1 = 03;
> echo date("D M d Y", mktime(0, 0, 0, $m1, 28, 2004)) . "<br>";
> $m2 = 3;
> echo date("D M d Y", mktime(0, 0, 0, $m2, 28, 2004));
> ?>
>
> They both output the exact same thing.
Which is?
I get the correct output (ie Sun Mar 28 2004). But quoting your previous post,
how did you get: "Sat Mar 27 2004 for me, which is exactly what it should"?
As for the OP, if you're sure you're getting Wednesday instead of Sunday then
you should probably hop over to bugs.php.net and whether anyone else is
having the same problem.
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