As I understand it,
* "strftime" takes a format string and an integer timestamp and returns a
date string
* "date" takes a different type of format string and an integer timestamp
and returns a date string
In both cases they default to using the timestamp for the current time.
SO: what you code is doing is
1) Calculating a date string using "date" based on the current time
2) Passing that string to strfttime at a point where it is expecting an integer
timestamp, and that is being interpreted as 0 or -1 ( not sure which )
Maybe just:
define('SUB_BAR_TITLE', strftime(DATE_FORMAT_LONG));
At 20:46 5/07/2001 -0400, JustinS wrote:
>I want to stamp the CURRENT time on my page...
>
>as of right now it's reading
>
>======
>
>Wednesday 31 December, 1969
>
>======
>
>i assume im not doing something correctly...
>
>the following is how i have the line written atm
>
>define('SUB_BAR_TITLE', strftime(DATE_FORMAT_LONG, (date ("F d, Y h:i:s
>A"))));
>
>no, i did not write this script, which is the reason i dunno what the heck
>im doing -- im curious if anyone has some insight on the problem
>
>Thanks in advance.
>
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