<#update>?

[n9mfk]

hi Steve,
how do i get <#update> in 24 hour time
thanks beau

[steve]

It uses a system function to convert the current date and time to a string, so it uses whatever settings your PC is using. There's no way to change it currently (without changing your Windows settings), but I'll be putting more control over date and time formatting in Cumulus 2.

[gemini06720]

Or...

If PHP is available on your Web server, you could use a PHP function that would convert a time format into a pre-selected time format...

Such as converting from '4:30 pm' to '16:30'

[n9mfk]

Hi Ray here my list
http://www.n9mfk.com/tags.php?sce=view
how wood you convert $update thanks beau

[beteljuice]

If you want the time converted to 24:00:00

Code: Select all

<?php
....
$update = "9/3/2009 8:05:32 PM";
$newupdate = date('H:i:s', strtotime($update));
....
?>

[n9mfk]

i had test an the only thing was that the date is lost all look at it tomorrow
http://www.n9mfk.com/testpage.php beau

[beteljuice]

Right - you didn't say how much information in what format you wanted

Look here:

http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.date.php

You can output it pretty much any way you can think of !