i found out that using strtotime did the trick !!
> > I have a problem with the date function
> >
> > > $theday = date("Y-m-d", time());
> > echo date((w), $theday);
> > ?>
>
> I'm pretty sure the optional second argument for date is a unix timestamp
> that you would generate by using either
> I have a problem with the date function
>
> $theday = date("Y-m-d", time());
> echo date((w), $theday);
> ?>
I'm pretty sure the optional second argument for date is a unix timestamp
that you would generate by using either time or mktime or strtotime. You
are passing it something in the for
Hi
I have a problem with the date function
should print 1 if today is monday, 2 if today is tuesday ...
though it's printing 4 and today is monday !
any idea ?
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