yyyymmdd to "2004 october 13"

@purefanauthorNov 03.2005 — #im so sorry...I found this:

http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/showthread.php?t=36090&highlight=yyyymmdd

I had looked for date and the names of the functions and forgot to look for "yyyymmdd"

sorry guys

@tbirnsethNov 03.2005 — #I use the following routines for converting to/from "friendly" date/times. If you find them useful, have at it.

[code=php]
  function toFdate($mtime, $useDay=TRUE) {
 if( $useDay )
 return( $mtime ? date("D n/j/y", strtotime($mtime)) : $mtime );
 else
 return( $mtime ? date("n/j/y", strtotime($mtime)) : $mtime );
 }
 function fromFdate($ftime) {
 return( $ftime ? date("Y-m-d", strtotime($ftime)) : $ftime );
 }
 function toFtime($mtime) {  // From 18:06:33 to 6:06 PM
 // Special case
 if( $mtime == '00:00:00' )
 return('');
 return( $mtime ? date("g:i A", strtotime($mtime)) : $mtime );
 }
 function fromFtime($ftime) {
 return( $ftime ? date("H:i:s", strtotime($ftime)): $ftime );
 }
 function toFdateTime($mtime) { // From: 2005-08-26 18:06:45 to Fri 8/26/05 6:06 PM
 return($mtime ? date("D n/j/y g:i A", strtotime($mtime)) : $mtime );
 }
 function fromFdateTime($ftime) {	// From: Fri 8/26/05 6:06 PM to 2005-08-26 18:06:00
 return($ftime ? date("Y-m-d H:i:s", strtotime($ftime)) : $ftime);
 }
 [/code]

@bokehNov 03.2005 — #I think the easiest thing ¡s to store a UNIX TIMESTAMP rather than anything else. Both MySQL or PHP can do this and once retrieved it is easy to convert into any format you fancy.

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