ID: 28088
Comment by: tim at komta dot com
Reported By: asif at evoknow dot com
Status: Assigned
Bug Type: Date/time related
Operating System: Red Hat Linux
PHP Version: 4.3.4
Assigned To: derick
New Comment:
'00' is the designation for midnight as returned by the date()
function, as in: date('m/d/Y Hi')
For sanity's sake, it really should work.
Previous Comments:
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[2004-06-29 06:45:09] asif at evoknow dot com
ransico: isn't 0045 supposed to be 2445 ?
asif: err .. I am not very sure about that.
asif: but .. the bug is still there even with 2445.
asif: did you try 2445 with the 'reproduce code'?
asif: I did, and the result is same.
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[2004-06-09 03:38:43] ransico at iinet dot net dot au
isn't 0045 supposed to be 2445 ?
thats what my alarm clock says at that time anyway
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[2004-04-21 11:02:01] asif at evoknow dot com
Description:
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When a string like "04/04/04 0045" is passed to strtotime(), it
returns -1.
Reproduce code:
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echo "The following line rightly shows the correct date time\r\n";
echo date("m/d/y Hi", strtotime("04/04/04 2345"));
echo "\r\nBut the following line fails to show the correct date
time\r\n";
echo date("m/d/y Hi", strtotime("04/04/04 0045"))."\r\n";
Expected result:
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The following line rightly shows the correct date time
04/04/04 2345
But the following line fails to show the correct date time
04/04/04 0045
Actual result:
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The following line rightly shows the correct date time
04/04/04 2345
But the following line fails to show the correct date time
01/01/70 0559
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