I am using date(B); http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.date.php
that break 24 hours into 1000 beats I will still have to use timezone but break them into beats. Gary Stewart G. wrote: >Why dont you just use timezones? > >=S. > >On Mon, 25 Feb 2002, Gary wrote: > >>Simon Willison wrote: >> >>>Gary wrote: >>> >>>>Hi All, >>>> I am not too bad at building arrays in php but I need to convert a >>>>javascript form into php. How wuld I conver the small snippit here? >>>> >>>>var d = new Array(), l = new Array(); >>>>l[0] = new Array(1, -360, 1, "CHICAGO"); >>>>l[1] = new Array(1, -420, 1, "EDMONTON"); >>>>l[2] = new Array(1, -540, 1, "FAIRBANKS"); >>>> >>>>TIA >>>>Gary >>>> >>> >>><?php >>>$l = array(); >>>$d = array(); >>>$l[] = array(1, -360, 1, "CHICAGO"); >>>$l[] = array(1, -420, 1, "EDMONTON"); >>>$l[] = array(1, -540, 1, "FAIRBANKS"); >>>?> >>> >>>The code won't be much use without knowing how it will be used though. >>> >>> >>Thanks! in the end it is going to be a kind of time converter for >>internet time. >> >>Gary >> >> >> > > -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
