checkdate($month,$date,$year)
This function returns true if the applied value constitutes a valid date. For example, for the error date February 31, 2005, this function returns false.
This function can be used to check a date and make it valid before it is used in calculations or saved in the database.
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// returns false
echo checkdate(2 ,30,2005) ? "valid" : "invalid";
// returns true
echo checkdate(4,6,2010) ? "valid" : "invalid";
?>
getdate($ts) With no arguments, this function returns the current date and time in a combined array. Each element in the array represents a specific component of the date/time value. An optional time stamp argument can be submitted to the function to obtain a date/time value corresponding to the time stamp.
Apply this function to obtain a series of discrete, easily separable date/time values.
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// get date as associative array
$ arr = getdate();
echo "Date is " . $arr['mday'] . " " . $arr['weekday'] . " " . $arr['year'];
echo " Time is " . $arr['hours'] . ":" . $arr['minutes'];
?>
mktime($hour, $minute, $second, $month, $day, $year) This function does the opposite of getdate(): it generates a UNIX time stamp from a series of date and time values (GMT time 1970 1 The number of seconds that have elapsed since the 1st of the month). When no arguments are used, it generates a UNIX time stamp of the current time.
Use this function to obtain the UNIX time label of the real-time time. Such timestamps are commonly used in many databases and programming languages.
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// returns timestamp for 13:15:23 7-Jun- 2006
echo mktime(13,15,23,6,7,2006);
?>
date($format, $ts) This function formats a UNIX time stamp into a human-readable date string. It is the most powerful function in the PHP date/time API and can be used to convert integer time labels into the required string format in a series of correction values.
Apply this function when formatting time or date for display.
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// format current date
// returns "13-Sep-2005 01:16 PM"
echo date("d-M-Y h:i A", mktime());
?>
strtotime( $str) This function converts a human-readable English date/time string into a UNIX time tag.
Apply this function to convert a non-standardized date/time string into a standard, compatible UNIX time tag.
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// returns 13-Sep-05
echo date("d-M-y", strtotime("today"));
// returns 14-Sep-05
echo date("d-M-y", strtotime("tomorrow"));
// returns 16-Sep-05
echo date("d-M-y", strtotime("today +3 days"));
?>
strftime($format,$ ts) As defined by the previous setlocale() function, this function formats the UNIX time stamp into a date string suitable for the current environment.
Apply this function to create a date string compatible with the current environment.
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// set locale to France (on Windows)
setlocale(LC_TIME, "fra_fra");
// format month/day names
// as per locale setting
// returns "septembre" and "mardi"
echo strftime(" Month: %B ");
echo strftime("Day: %A ");
?>
microtime() As before As defined by the setlocale() function, this function formats a UNIX time stamp into a date string appropriate for the current environment.
Apply this function to create a date string compatible with the current environment.
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// get starting value
$start = microtime();
// run some code
for ($x=0; $x<1000 ; $x++) {
$null = $x * $x;
}
// get ending value
$end = microtime();
// calculate time taken for code execution
echo "Elapsed time: " . ($end - $start) ." sec";
?>
gmmktime($hour, $minute, $second , $month, $day, $year) This function generates a UNIX time stamp from a series of date and time values expressed in GMT time. When no arguments are used, it generates a UNIX time stamp of the current GMT time.
Use this function to obtain the UNIX time label of GMT real-time time.
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// returns timestamp for 12:25:23 9 -Jul-2006
echo gmmktime(12,25,23,7,9,2006);
?>
gmdate($format, $ts) This function formats a UNIX time stamp into a human-readable date string. This date string is expressed in GMT (not local time).
This function is applied when GMT is used to represent the time label.
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// format current date into GMT
/ / returns "13-Sep-2005 08:32 AM"
echo gmdate("d-M-Y h:i A", mktime());
?>
date_default_timezone_set($tz), date_default_timezone_get() All date/time function calls after this function set and restore the default time zone.
Note: This function is only valid in PHP 5.1+.
This function is a convenient shortcut for setting the time zone for future time operations.
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// set timezone to UTC
date_default_timezone_set( 'UTC');
?>
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