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tokyoahead

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Hi,

what is the internal function to reformat a SQL-timestamp into a Long Date as the user set it?

thanks
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Blaine

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You can try this:
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$displaydate = COM_getUserDateTimeFormat($unixtimestamp);
 


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tokyoahead

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I get an array as result?

Got it.

thanks!
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Dirk

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Quote by tokyoahead: I get an array as result?

Yes.

Hint: The functions in lib-common.php and their parameters are documented ...

bye, Dirk
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tokyoahead

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Thanks. This is however for unix-timestamps, not for SQL-Now()-Timestamps... what do you suggest to convert it fastest?

I would only know how to split it with substr...seems not an elegant way to me...
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Quote by tokyoahead: This is however for unix-timestamps, not for SQL-Now()-Timestamps... what do you suggest to convert it fastest?

Change the SQL request to retrieve it as a Unix timestamp:
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SELECT ... UNIX_TIMESTAMP(date) as unixdate WHERE ...
 

Then use the above function on $A['unixdate'].

bye, Dirk
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tokyoahead

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thanks!



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