can anyone advise how i would convert a date like “Tuesday, 22 June, 2010 00:00” to a unix timestamp using strtotime()? I need to also store the hours and minutes and it’s not clear if is best done using strtotime. Thanks for any help!
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can anyone advise how i would convert a date like “Tuesday, 22 June, 2010 00:00” to a unix timestamp using strtotime()? I need to also store the hours and minutes and it’s not clear if is best done using strtotime. Thanks for any help!
Due to the second
,,strtotime()will currently not understand your date/time format (remove it and it will work properly).If you have a static format for the date, using
strptime()orDateTime::createFromFormat()are more reliable, and will allow other non-datetime strings in the date to be present as long as you’ve defined them.