PHP date () function, phpdate Function

PHP date () function, phpdate Function

Related Parameters

1. Y (y)-m (M, F)-d

Where:Year① The full name of year is displayed when the year is Y;

② When the year is y, the last two digits of the year are displayed;

Month③ When the month is M, three abbreviated months are displayed;

④ When the monthly value is F, the full name of the month is displayed;

⑤ When the month is m, the month indicated by a number is displayed, with a leading zero;

DayDay 6 indicates that the day of the month is displayed as d, with a leading zero;

2. Week: W (the week in the year, for example, 42 represents the 42nd week of the year)

Where:WeekThe Day (1) indicates the day of the week, and the three letters indicate the day of the week;

② The day is represented as l (lowercase letter of 'l') and the day of the week is displayed in the complete text format;

3. hour/minute/Second: H (h, G, g): I: s

Where:Hour① Indicates that the 24-hour format is displayed when H is used, and there is a leading zero;

　　　Hour② Indicates that the 12-hour format is displayed when h is used, and there is a leading zero;

　　　Hour③ If the value is G, the system is displayed in the 24-hour format without leading zeros;

　　　Hour④ If it is g, it is displayed in 12-hour format, with no leading zero;

　　　MinuteWhen I is expressed as I, the number of leading minutes is displayed;

　　　Seconds6 seconds indicates that a leading number of seconds is displayed when s is used;

4. Time Zone: (e, I, O, P, T, Z)

Among them: ① etime zone ID;

② When I is running;

③ Hours in which O differs from Greenwich Mean Time;

④ The difference between P and Greenwich Mean Time. There are colons between hours and minutes;

⑤ T the time zone of the local machine;

⑥ The number of seconds of the Z time difference offset. The Time Zone offset to the west of UTC is always negative, and the time zone offset to the east of UTC is always positive;

5. Complete date/time (c, r, U)

Where: ① c is a date in ISO8601 format;

② Date in RFC822 format;

③ U is the number of seconds since the UNIX epoch;