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Posted by Gordon Burditt on 04/26/06 08:55
>I have a variable - $lastdate - that is the latest date any record in a
>MySQL database was updated. Its MySQL format is TIMESTAMP.
I recommend using date_format() in MySQL.
>If I say [echo $lastdate] I get the output I'd expect - 20060424221549
>which is a YYYYMMDDHHMMSS format.
>
>I'd like to be able to display that using a format of mm/dd/yy with no
In case you haven't heard, years have 4 digits. Ever hear about
the Y2K problem?
>leading spaces on the month and day. I don't know what the php command
>is to do this. In other words, I'm trying to display a variable -
>$lastdate - formatted a certain way. I know that the formatting string
>n/j/y will get my output looking as I'd like, but I can't figure out how
>to apply that to my variable.
SELECT DATE_FORMAT(stamp, '%m/%d/%y'), ...
if you absolutely insist on writing non-Y2K-compliant code.
Gordon L. Burditt
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