Derick Rethans wrote:
> Actually that is probably another discussion, but is the php date function > still limited to 13 Dec 1901?
No. Internally, it uses 64 bit integers. As long as you use the object oriented approach it will work. If you go back to timestamps, you have to rely on what the OS supports as integer size (which is sadly 32 bit on Windows).
Which is probably the reason I don't use anything other than the database timestamps :)
While you say it uses 64bit internally. I presume that means it JUST uses 64bit numbers? Or does it actually follow the Julian calendar corrections prior to 1900 such as the Gregorian Correction?
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