Mktime error()

PHP
1

This thing run in FF but not in Opera. It displays the ff.

Warning: mktime() expects parameter 4 to be long, string given in C:\xampp


        $Date = str_replace("/","-",$Date);
	$Month = substr($Date,0, 2)."<br/>";	
	$Day = substr($Date, strpos($Date, '-') + 1, 2)."<br/>";	
	$Year = substr($Date, strpos($Date, '-') + 4);	
	echo(date("m-d-Y",mktime(0,0,0,$Month,$Day,$Year))."<br />");

Is it the browser or my codes? thanks.

2

Hello,

a couple of changes in your code:

$Date = '10/10/2011';
$Date = str_replace("/","-",$Date);
$Month = substr($Date,0, 2)."<br/>";	
$Day = substr($Date, strpos($Date, '-') + 1, 2)."<br/>";	
$Year = substr($Date, strpos($Date, '-') + 4);	
	
echo date("m-d-Y", mktime(0,0,0,(int) $Month,(int) $Day,(int) $Year));

Anyway, PHP is processed on server side, so the result should be exactly the same throughout all browsers.

3 

$Date = "10/10/2011";
echo(date("m-d-Y",strtotime($Year))."<br />");

That one liner should work, though test very carefully 9/10/2011 and 10/9/2011 to check which you mean to be the 9th October, and importantly which PHP understands to be the 9th October – make sure they match or you may find yourself having to [fphp]explode/fphp the incoming $Date first.

4

The error is gone and it works now but the format I’m looking is not the same as the result. I’m planning to save it in my db, so I should follow the Y-m-d format which mysql understand, but when I tried the code it appears to be 1970-01-01. what’s the problem in it?

I followed this code

$Date = str_replace("/","-",$Date);
$Month = substr($Date,0, 2)."&lt;br/&gt;";	
$Day = substr($Date, strpos($Date, '-') + 1, 2)."&lt;br/&gt;";	
$Year = substr($Date, strpos($Date, '-') + 4);	
echo(date("Y-m-d",mktime(0,0,0,(int)$Year,(int)$Month,(int)$Day))."&lt;br /&gt;");
5

Ok, this end my agony. I just change its format and viola.
THank you.

$Date = str_replace(“/”,“-”,$Date);
$Month = substr($Date,0, 2).“<br/>”;
$Day = substr($Date, strpos($Date, ‘-’) + 1, 2).“<br/>”;
$Year = substr($Date, strpos($Date, ‘-’) + 4);
$Date = date(“Y-m-d”,mktime(0,0,0,$Month,$Day,$Year)).“<br />”;
echo $Date;

6

Sorry, SB


$Date = "10/10/2011";
echo date("Y-m-d",strtotime($Date)) ;