Can anyone out there explain why:
?php
// $path = /path/to/some/php_file/or/$PHP_SELF/;
print IThis page last modified on ;
$LastMod = filemtime(/var/www/html/WebAps/phpRSVP2/rsvp.php);
print date(l, F j, Y - g:ia,$LastMod) . /I\n;
?
Returns :
This page last modified on Wednesday,
You should check for errors from filemtime(). Looks to me like it
returned false and not an actual timestamp. Probably a permission issue,
or perhaps you got the path wrong.
-Rasmus
On Sun, 24 Jun 2001, Carmen Gene wrote:
Can anyone out there explain why:
?php
// $path =
On Sun, Jun 24, 2001 at 03:19:52PM -0500, Carmen Gene wrote:
Can anyone out there explain why:
?php
// $path = /path/to/some/php_file/or/$PHP_SELF/;
print IThis page last modified on ;
$LastMod = filemtime(/var/www/html/WebAps/phpRSVP2/rsvp.php);
print date(l, F j, Y -
because $LastMod == 0 .. I assume your timezone is GMT-6 ?
This is because that file doesn't exist or you don't have permissions for it or
something like that.
lenar.
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because $LastMod == 0 .. I assume your timezone is GMT-6 ?
correction - it returns false in this case, which gets converted to 0 in date() which
in turn returns seconds from unix epoch
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