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Posted by Christopher Ames on 03/11/07 06:06
Try using the PHP strtotime() function to make a UNIXTIME date, then convert
from that on the MySql side using FROMUNIXTIME (or something). StrToTime()
is a great function. Get something close to a date format and it uses it.
On 1/16/07 10:53, in article 7174d$45ad1f4a$3ec25048$9670@news.chello.nl,
"hennie" <h.w.jansen@haarlem-nh.nl> wrote:
> How can i convert a date in text format into a date format that is accepted
> by msql?
>
> I have 3 values for day, month and year
>
> I combine them to a date string $date1=$year."-".$month."-".$day;
>
> How do i go further to make $date1 suitable for mysql?
>
> Thanks in advance, Hennie
>
>
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