Date: 11/30/01
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> You should really be storing your dates as datetime so you can take
> advantage of the date sorting functions. But then you'd need to use
> date() to format the string into yyyy-mm-dd format.
Thanks Jim.
but how would i actually do that? I have studied the date() function in the
manual - but can´t find a way of inserting a set value from user input as a
valid date.
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