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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: 2001. május 2. 21:34
Subject: [PHP] Strange behaviour of mktime() in objects
> Hi folks,
> I have to make several conversions from / to timestamp (seconds in the
> UNIX-Epoche)
> here you see two snippets of my code
> File1 the testfile
> <? /* Testpage for Class timeStuff named test_sts_timestuff.html */
> include"sts_timestuff.html";
> $STST = new timeStuff;
> $wert="2001_04_20";
> $STST -> setTimeStamp($wert);
> ?>
>
> File2 the Classfile
>
> <? /* Classfile named: sts_timestuff.html */
> class timeStuff
> {
> var $TS;
>
> function setTimeStamp($wert) // $wert="2001_04_20";
> {
> (int)$pieces=explode("_",$wert); //even if I use (int) or not no
> change in output
> //show the input in pieces
> for($i=0; $i < count($pieces) ; $i++)
> {
> echo "TIMESTAMP[$i] = $pieces[$i]<br>";
> }
>
> $this -> TS = mktime(12,00,00,$pieces[1],$pieces[3],$pieces[0]);
you missed the indexing of the day element,
you'd better write 2 instead of 3========================^
$this -> TS = mktime(12,00,00,$pieces[1],$pieces[2],$pieces[0]);
> echo "TIMESTAMP in Object = ".date("H:i:s-Y-m-d",$this -> TS)."<br>";
>
> }/* end function */
> }/* end class */
> ?>
>
> The output is :
> TIMESTAMP[0] = 2001
> TIMESTAMP[1] = 04
> TIMESTAMP[2] = 20
> TIMESTAMP in Object = 13:00:00-2001-03-31
> As you can see, the output of the pieces is correct, but the reassembling
> to a date
> gives a wrong date and time, (I would understand, if time is incorrect, but
> the date
> is absolutely out of tune)
> Any ideas what this could be??
> Thanks in advance Oliver
>
>
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