Apart from anything, you need to supply an option value for each of
those options, not just rely on the browser which will default to
passing the option *text* back from the form, if you specify no
value. So your option elements should read
January
Notwithstanding that, RE below - you guys a
You got the right idea, but you're making it more complicated than it needs to
be.
your $sDate after using explode() is going to contain an array. strtotime
doesn't take an array, it takes a string.
$monthName = date("F", strtotime($row_events['Sdate']));
$monthNumber = date("m", strtotime($r
Bomgardner, Mark A wrote:
I am trying to format the month portion of a date that I am trying to
pull from MySQL to be placed into a drop down menu to modify the date.
I have tried several ways and none seem to be working.
I am pulling the date out of MySQL with:
$sDate = explode("-", $row_eve
I am trying to format the month portion of a date that I am trying to
pull from MySQL to be placed into a drop down menu to modify the date.
I have tried several ways and none seem to be working.
I am pulling the date out of MySQL with:
$sDate = explode("-", $row_events['Sdate']);
And then att
Alex Gemmell wrote:
Hello,
I'm experiencing some odd character encoding issues. My PHP webpage is
displaying test from a MySQL database. What happens is that I export
data from an SQL Server database to a MySQL (4.0) database. Somewhere
along the line the British currency pound-sign "£" be
