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#19243 - 09/07/05 08:15 PM
Re: PHP - Replacing output format of date...
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There should still be some perl code that create the flat file. But if not. Maybe mktime() Thing is you would have to split(); it several ways to break out the variables from the first timestamp http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.split.php $this_date = "$postdate";// date will be in this format m-d-Y h:i A $split1 = split("-:",$postdate);
/*this leaves us with this array
array(
[0] => "M"
[1] => "d"
[2] => "Y "
[3] => "h"
[4] => "i A"
);
*/ so we could then trim $split1[2] and split $split1[4]. $split2 = trim($split[2]);
$split3 = split(" ", $split[4]);
//now this is a pain in the ass...
/*
$split[0] is month
$split[1] is day
$split2 is year
$split1[3] is hour
$split3[0] is minutes
$split3[1] Ante meridiem and Post meridiem
*/Now where you get s and T Seconds, with leading zeros and Timezone setting of the machine.... I guess you could default seconds to 00, and timezone is eazy enough. Now then, mktime()... I hate time by the way... Real quick summary of mktime mktime(hour, minute, second, month, day, year); Now what we can do is this $My_new_date = date("D, d M Y H:i:s T", mktime($split1[3], $split3[0], 00, $split[0], $split[1], $split2));That should work, I am not 100% on syntax I am sure, you might have to play with quotes around the array values.
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#19250 - 09/16/05 05:14 PM
Re: PHP - Replacing output format of date...
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Registered: 09/13/05
Posts: 6
Loc: Des Moines, IA
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Hey Gizzy, I might be able to scrounge some debugging time up this weekend. Judging by the input time, I'm guessing the logic is trying to do epoch -7 hours. If you are using Ian's code $date = date( "D, d M Y H:i:s T" , strtotime( convert_date( $day . ' ' . $hour ) )); you are only sending the day and hour to the script be processed. The Date is nowhere to be found in the convert_date.
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#19252 - 09/16/05 07:05 PM
Re: PHP - Replacing output format of date...
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Registered: 09/13/05
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Here's a snippet of code that I tried and it is practically working: <?
$postdate = "08-31-2005";
$posttime = "05:54 AM";
$pd_array = explode("-",$postdate);
$pt_array = split('[ :]',$posttime);
if ($pt_array[2] == "PM") {
$pt_array[0] += 12;
}
$display2 = date("D, d M Y H:i:s T",mktime($pt_array[0], $pt_array[1], 0, $pd_array[0], $pd_array[1], $pd_array[2]));
echo $display2;
?>
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#19254 - 09/19/05 04:30 PM
Re: PHP - Replacing output format of date...
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Registered: 09/13/05
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Loc: Des Moines, IA
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Oooops.... <?
$postdate = "08-31-2005";
$posttime = "05:54 AM";
$pd_array = explode("-",$postdate);
$pt_array = split('[ :]',$posttime);
if ($pt_array[2] == "PM" && $pt_array[2] != 12) {
$pt_array[0] += 12;
}
$display2 = date("D, d M Y H:i:s T",mktime($pt_array[0], $pt_array[1], 0, $pd_array[0], $pd_array[1], $pd_array[2]));
echo $display2;
?>If you pass $posttime and $postdate to my code, it *should* work correctly. The time zone might be off if you have anything in $FudgedOffset.
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