php.js : strtotime() function
strtotime() function
The strtotime() function is used to convert an english datetime description (string) to a UNIX timestamp.
Version:
1103.1210
Syntax:
strtotime (dttime_string, ts_now)
Parameters:
| Name | Description | Required / Optional | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| dttime_string | The string to parse. | Required | String |
| ts_now | The timestamp used to calculate the returned value. | Optional | Integer |
Example of php.js strtotime() function:
In the following web document strtotime() function returns unix timestamp.
<?php
echo strtotime('now').'<br>';
echo strtotime('10 January 2000').'<br>';
echo strtotime('+1 day').'<br>';
echo strtotime('+1 week').'<br>';
echo strtotime('+2 days 6 hours 2 seconds').'<br>';
echo strtotime('next Monday').'<br>';
echo strtotime('last Saturday').'<br>';
?>
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