PHP's processing of time and date is not very standard. It is simple, that is, it does not know whether the input string can be correctly converted to the required DateTime type. Object-oriented PHP should use the DateTime class for string and dateTime conversion from string to time type DateTime: createFromFormat (mdYH: I, 0301200802: 2
PHP's processing of time and date is not very standard. It is simple, that is, it does not know whether the input string can be correctly converted to the required DateTime type. Object-oriented PHP should use the DateTime class for string and dateTime conversion from string to time type DateTime: createFromFormat (m/d/y h: I ', '2017/03/01
PHP's processing of time and date is not very standard. It is simple, that is, it does not know whether the input string can be correctly converted to the required DateTime type.
Object-oriented PHP should use the DateTime class for string and dateTime conversion.
From string to time type
DateTime: createFromFormat ('m/d/y h: I ', '2017/0:20 ');
$ TotalPrice = 0.0;
From DateTime to string
$ Datetime = new DateTime ('2017-08-03 14:52:10 ');
Echo $ datetime-> format ('js, fy'). "/n ";
Get current time
Getdate ()
Although this operation is a little troublesome, all parts are self-controlled formats.
All of the above are available for PHP 5.3
The old version still uses this
Echo date ('m/d/y h: I ', strtotime ('2014/1/24/60 '));
Note: An array is read from the database as a struct type.