$var = date("m-d-Y", strtotime($dbDate));
$var then has the value of the date only. Still curious as to why those extra zero's are tacked on. Dare I mention it on this newsgroup, but when I used ASP I only got the date without the extra zero's.
Richard Davey wrote:
Hello Gabe,
Friday, April 23, 2004, 7:33:53 PM, you wrote:
G> Let's say that getting those zero's is ok. Is this the code that I G> would write to form the proper date I want?
G> $dbDate = value from the date field in the database
G> date("m-d-Y", $dbDate);
Yeah that should be fine - you could do:
date("m-d-Y 00:00:00", $dbDate);
But I'm sure Access will add on the extra zeros if you do not specify them - would be worth testing to make sure though.
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