Using strtotime() : strtotime « String « PHP






Using strtotime()

 
<?
$now = time();
$later = strtotime('Thursday',$now);
$before = strtotime('last thursday',$now);
print strftime("now: %c \n", $now);
print strftime("later: %c \n", $later);
print strftime("before: %c \n", $before);
?>
  
  








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