Fw: libusb on FC2

[H. Ross Brodbeck]

something like this would probably work:

<? print Date("l, F jS, Y", $Event_Date_Start); ?>

it should give you something like: "Monday, October 2nd, 2004"

if you don't want the 'nd' part, take out the capital S. here's the 
syntax info for the php date function:

http://us2.php.net/date

the above code is untested, but I am pretty sure it will work. the only 
caveat is this: you need an integer representation of the time. you may 
need to use something like strtotime() or something in mySQL. check out 
the above link for info on that.

adelphia wrote:

> Thanks - been to the tutorials, maybe I'm missing something...
> 
> I have a mySql field, in DATE format, stored as 2004-10-02
> 
> $Event_Date_Start=mysql_result($result,$i,"Event_Date_Start");
> 
>     I need to format $Event_Date_Start to  'Monday, October 2, 2004' or at
> least 10/2/2004 ...
> 
> Just not seeing the proper syntax for Date() ..
> 
> ANy thoughts are appreciated.
> 
> http://www.afourthdimension.com/db.php
> 
> 
> Scott
> 

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