It works for me too.
I tell you two things,
a) make sure there is a space after +1 day. So it should look like "+1 day
". This ensures that the unix time is not concatenated with "day".
b) calling strtotime 2 times is not a great solution. You can all it once
only. Like this,
$date = strtotime <http://www.php.net/strtotime>("+1 day 2008-02-28");
// better to call this, as the order is quite logical
$date = strtotime <http://www.php.net/strtotime>("2008-02-28 +1 day");
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