datetime3

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<!-- datetime3.php
     
     adapted from example from Chapter 9 of "Learning PHP 5", by
         David Sklar, published by O'Reilly
     adapted by: Sharon Tuttle
     last modified: 11-28-06
-->

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    <title> playing with PHP date and time handling - 3 </title>
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    <h2> playing with PHP date and time handling - 3 </h2>    

    <?php
        // return the current timestamp

	$curr_time = time( );

        // m - month (as a number)
        // d - day of the month
        // y - last two digits of year
        // h - 12-hour format of the hour
        // i - minutes with leading zeroes
        // s - seconds with leading zeroes
      
        print "<h3> ";

        print "date('m/d/y h:i:s', \$curr_time) says:  ";
        print date('m/d/y h:i:s', $curr_time);

        print "<br>";
        print "and in one second: " . date('m/d/y h:i:s', $curr_time + 1);
        print "<br>";
        print "and in one minute: " . date('m/d/y h:i:s', $curr_time + 60);
        print "<br>";
        print "and in one hour: " . date('m/d/y h:i:s', $curr_time + (60*60));
        print "<br>";
        print "and in one day: " . date('m/d/y h:i:s', $curr_time + (24*60*60));

        print "<br><br>\n";

        // %m - month (as a number)
        // %d - day of the month
        // %y - last two digits of year
        // %I - 12-hour format of the hour
        // %M - minutes 
        // %S - seconds 

        print "strftime('%m/%d/%y %I:%M:%S', \$curr_time) says:  ";
        print strftime('%m/%d/%y %I:%M:%S');

        print "<br>";
        print "and in one second: " . strftime('%m/%d/%y %I:%M:%S', 
                                          $curr_time + 1);
        print "<br>";
        print "and in one minute: " . strftime('%m/%d/%y %I:%M:%S', 
                                          $curr_time + 60);
        print "<br>";
        print "and in one hour: " . strftime('%m/%d/%y %I:%M:%S', 
                                          $curr_time + (60*60));
        print "<br>";
        print "and in one day: " . strftime('%m/%d/%y %I:%M:%S', 
                                          $curr_time + (24*60*60));


        print " </h3>\n";

    ?> 

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