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Date: 11/29/00
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John Woolbright wrote:
> i am trying to use the strtotime function to create a unix timestamp for
>
> the following string
> strtotime("JUN 01 2000 12:00AM") and it will not work correctly - it
> returns a value in the year 1969. It will work correctly for
> strtotime("JUN 01 2000"). If I add HH:MM timestamp combination to the
> date it does not work. According to the docs the date timestamp
> combination should work. Am I correct in this assumption or not. Is
> there any string format that will work that contains the date and
> timestamp in the string.
The helpful freindly php-general list probably would have mentioned
that strtotime("12:00AM JUN 01 2000") works ok. :)
Regards
Mike Robinson
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