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Funzioni date ed orari

Learn how to build and format dates in PHP using the date function and getdate function. Explore examples and syntax for manipulating date and time information efficiently.

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Funzioni date ed orari

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  1. Funzioni date ed orari

  2. date • Costruire una data • echo date ("d/m/Y"); 23/01/2012 • echo date("d-m-Y"); 23-01-2012 • echo date("m-M"); 01-Jan • echo date("m-M-F");01-Jan-January • echo date("d-D-l");23-Mon-Monday • echo date("Y-y");2012-12 • echo date("H:i:s");20-52-22 • echo date("z");20 giorni trascorsi dall’inizio dell’anno

  3. Funzione getdate() • The getdate() function returns an array that contains date and time information for a Unix timestamp. • The returning array contains ten elements with relevant information needed when formatting a date string: • [seconds] – seconds [minutes] – minutes [hours] – hours [mday] - day of the mont [wday] - day of the week [year] – year [yday] - day of the year [weekday] - name of the weekday [month] - name of the month • Sintassi • getdate(timestamp) Vai alla diapositiva successiva per l’esempio

  4. Example 1 • <?phpprint_r(getdate());?>The output of the code above could be: • Array([seconds] => 45[minutes] => 52[hours] => 14[mday] => 24[wday] => 2[mon] => 1[year] => 2006[yday] => 23[weekday] => Tuesday[month] => January[0] => 1138110765) • Example 2 • <?php$my_t=getdate(date("U"));print("$my_t[weekday], $my_t[month] $my_t[mday], $my_t[year]");?>The output of the code above could be: • Wednesday, January 25, 2006

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