2007. 02. 21, szerda keltezéssel 09.33-kor Dave Goodchild ezt írta:
> Thanks all for your input - you're all correct, I don't really need to use
> timestamps as I am only interested in dates so will be reworking the app to
> use dates only. I still need to generate sequences of dates and really don
Thanks all for your input - you're all correct, I don't really need to use
timestamps as I am only interested in dates so will be reworking the app to
use dates only. I still need to generate sequences of dates and really don't
want to deal with DST, so my question is: can I add days to dates with
I AM using the logic you and Jochem suggest in the query, I am not
performing any joins. I query for certain criteria re the start and end
dates held in the database, and once I have my set I then work with it
dynamically as I need to know, based on the event frequency, how many events
from that r
On Tue, February 20, 2007 8:25 am, Dave Goodchild wrote:
> I am building an events directory and when users search, they provide
> a date
> range ie Feb 16 2007 to March 12 2007 as one of the options for
> searching.
> The system then creates an array of timestamps from this and then
Why would you
Dave Goodchild wrote:
> Hi all. I have an odd problem.
>
> I am building an events directory and when users search, they provide a
> date
> range ie Feb 16 2007 to March 12 2007 as one of the options for searching.
> The system then creates an array of timestamps from this and then polls the
> dat
Dave Goodchild wrote:
I have converted the user-friendly date output to timestamps to check and
sure enough, when the user selects a start date before March 26 2007,
March
26 2007 is output as:
1174863600
...after that it becomes:
117486
...a difference of 3600
Is this anything to do w
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