I have two date strings coming out from MySQL.
Both fields are defined as datetime.

When i come to print them like this :

        Echo"<B>Ticket Opened</B> : " . date("l, F jS Y
H:i",$row->OpenDate) . "<BR>";
        Echo"<B>Problem Start</B> : " .  date("l, F jS Y
H:i",$row->ProblemStart) . "<BR>";

I get :

Ticket Opened : Sunday, July 13th 2003 13:37
Problem Start : Thursday, January 1st 1970 02:33

Notice that the 2nd date is wrong and it's some kind of default that the
function
returns. Only if i add strtotime() and only to the 2nd field do i get
the correct answer :

Ticket Opened : Sunday, July 13th 2003 13:37
Problem Start : Saturday, July 12th 2003 20:36


any idea?

Sincerely

berber

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