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object: DateTime object.
format: Format accepted by date().

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date_format

anju
07-Sep-2007 12:26


This function only works with php5. I had trouble when I was working with php4. This seems to work:

$formatteddate = strftime("%b %d, %Y", strtotime($yourdate));

This will give you result like Sep 06, 2007

zardiw
01-Sep-2007 10:53


I don't see the point of creating a function that is essentially a copy of the existing date_format function....lol.....z

muthuishere at gmail dot com
13-Jul-2007 05:55


You can format Date  by using the below function



This function will be helpful for formatting the date after obtaining the date from MYSQL , or if you need to display the user a formatted date...



function Formatdate($rawdate,$format){

/*



$rawdate - The Date which should be formatted...



$format - The format string.... 



            refer the Date function for format String



*/



   $dateTime = new DateTime($rawdate);



   $formatted_date=date_format ( $dateTime, $format );

    

return $formatted_date;



}

Matt Walsh
04-May-2007 10:43


The ISO8601 output format doesn't jive with (at least) what eBay expects in its SOAP transactions.  eBay wants a UTC time with a 'Z' suffix.   That is, eBay (and I'm guessing other web services) will accept "2007-05-04T17:01:17Z" but not "2007-05-04T17:01:17+0000".  As it is, the built-in DateTime::ISO8601 format uses the +0000 timezone specifier even when in a UTC timezone.

 

As a workaround, I do this:



   function get_ebay_UTC_8601(DateTime $time)

   {  $t = clone $time;

      $t->setTimezone(new DateTimeZone("UTC"));

      return $t->format("Y-m-d\TH:i:s\Z");

   }

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