> I haven't checked date( ) in the manual, but could work?
Sometimes, I am *such* a retard...
My humble apologies for my previous post.
Chris
I haven't checked date( ) in the manual, but could work?
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> In the previous version we had (4.0.3), the following
> worked:
>
> echo date( "m/d/Y h:ia" );
>
> to display the date on the first line an
In the previous version we had (4.0.3), the following
worked:
echo date( "m/d/Y h:ia" );
to display the date on the first line and the hours:minutes
am/pm on the second line.
Now, looking at the date function, it looks like the "r"
character has been added as a formatting specifier. Is there
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