Timothy Wright wrote:
> Just wondering...
>
> DATE_FORMAT($datevariable, \"%Y%c%e\") works great in a query but I only
> need to list the date once on the page (as opposed to in each row of the
> query result) and I don't want to use a second query to MySQL. The date is
> passed to the page as a variable in YYYYmd (month and day as integers)
> format.
>
> Any help greatly appreciated...
>
> Tim
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Yes. Take a look at http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.date.php
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