echo date("m", strtotime("january"));
Returns 01 as expected
echo date("m", strtotime("february"));
But this returns 03
Anyone else encountered this problem?
PHP Version 5.1.6
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Today is the 29th. There is no 29th in February this year and because you’re not specifying a day in February, it’s using “today”. The
strtotimefunction uses relative dates so the 29th of February is basically the 1st March this year.To solve your problem: