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Date: 12/30/01
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* Carlos Fernando Scheidecker Antunes (nando <email protected>) [Dec 30. 2001 21:11]:
> So, let's say I have 12 for month, 30 for day and 2001 as year. Do I have to create a timestamp? How to create a
> TimeStamp?
strtotime() can convert it into a unix timestamp.
> I need to store it as 30/12/2001 (but not a string) not only on a session variable but also to make it easier to work with a MySQL table.
For MySQL, this may help:
<http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=php-general&m=100927056511210&w=2>
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