> I don't know of another program. As long as you write a unix timestamp
> or some date format that can be parsed by strtotime(), then you can do
> it this way. Use fopen()/fread() to get the last time saved in the file.
> If you're using unix timestamps, just see if the current time is greater
>
> I'm not using this for any database related function. What I'm trying
to
> do is come up with a method for scheduling processes needed for our
> company that are run through command line php scripts. I'll be using
cron
> or to run a command that will check the date within the file and see
if
> t
I'm not using this for any database related function. What I'm trying to
do is come up with a method for scheduling processes needed for our
company that are run through command line php scripts. I'll be using cron
or to run a command that will check the date within the file and see if
the proces
> Is it possible to read a string from a text file (i.e.
> 0502031130) and be able to use that in a date function such as:
>
> $date = date("dmyHi", strtotime('+28 days));
>
> How would I use that string as the date in the above code?
What database are you using? You can probably do all of thi
Hi,
Thursday, February 6, 2003, 2:41:42 AM, you wrote:
ehhc> Is it possible to read a string from a text file (i.e.
ehhc> 0502031130) and be able to use that in a date function such as:
ehhc> $date = date("dmyHi", strtotime('+28 days));
ehhc> How would I use that string as the date in the ab
Is it possible to read a string from a text file (i.e.
0502031130) and be able to use that in a date function such as:
$date = date("dmyHi", strtotime('+28 days));
How would I use that string as the date in the above code?
TIA,
Ed
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