Trevor:
I prefer date( '(T) d-M-y h:ia +Z"' );
Regards.
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José Enrique
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I know a lot of people will recommend using strtotime() to convert it to
a unix timestamp, then use
I know a lot of people will recommend using strtotime() to convert it to
a unix timestamp, then use date() to format that:
Date("m/d/Y",strtotime("Sep 12 2004 2:16AM"))
That may work.. I have an inherent distrust of functions that use too
much logic that isn't apparent to me, so I don't use str
You are looking for the strtotime() function.
$original_date = "Sep 12 2004 2:16AM";
$reformat = date ( "m/d/Y" , strtotime ($original_date) );
echo $reformat;
John
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You are looking for the strtotime function...
$original_date = "Sep 12 2004 2:16AM";
$reformat = date ( "m/d/Y" , strtotime ($original_date) );
echo $reformat;
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