#19240 - 09/04/05 09:42 PM
PHP - Replacing output format of date...
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Ok, I'm trying to code up an RSS2.0 output of the news that's displayed on the main page... I've got about 99% of everything done however I've run into a snag... The UBB stores dates (presantly) as (08-31-2005 05:54 AM): However RSS2.0 specs declare that the date MUST be (Sun, 04 Sep 2005 07:42:38 PDT): Date("D, d M Y H:i:s T");Now, to tinker with the code to change how the date is displayed will effectively screw things up all over the site, so my PHP file will have to change the date format based on the date in the string "$postdate"... Any ideas?
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#19243 - 09/08/05 12:15 AM
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 [censored]...
/*
$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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#19244 - 09/09/05 01:10 AM
Re: PHP - Replacing output format of date...
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#19250 - 09/16/05 09:14 PM
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Ron M
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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 11:05 PM
Re: PHP - Replacing output format of date...
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Ron M
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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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#19253 - 09/17/05 03:44 AM
Re: PHP - Replacing output format of date...
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Hey ron, quick question; what time is it when it's 12:30pm  ... What I've got so far is here but we're still getting the date read wierd (time anyway); the original forum is here I can get the blasted date to work, but the damned time...
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#19254 - 09/19/05 08:30 PM
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Ron M
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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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Okay WTF?
by HenryMiring on 09/27/17 08:45 AM
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