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Posted by JDS on 07/21/05 05:11

On Wed, 20 Jul 2005 08:47:55 -0700, DJ Craig wrote:

> That's YYYYMMDD. So first I need to convert it to a UNIX time stamp
> using the strtotime() function, then convert it to YYYYMMDD. This
> works for more rescent dates:

Can't do it. (I'm pretty sure)

Unix timestamp works only from jan 1, 1970 to something somethign, 2037.

Won't work for may 12, 1869. You'll have to use something else.

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