$datea="th";
if(datea(d)==1){
$datea="st";
}
elseif(datea(d)==2){
$datea="nd";
}
elseif(datea(d)==3){
$datea="rd";
}
print date(l, F d$datea Y, g:i s A);
?>
It just says It is, I also tried echo
ID:274845
 Aug 13 2002, 9:24 am (Edited on Aug 13 2002, 9:30 am)
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I'm working with the date() function here is my code
$datea="th"; if(datea(d)==1){ $datea="st"; } elseif(datea(d)==2){ $datea="nd"; } elseif(datea(d)==3){ $datea="rd"; } print date(l, F d$datea Y, g:i s A); ?> It just says It is, I also tried echo | |
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Aug 13 2002, 10:37 am
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Nadrew
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I think PHP parses \th itself, if not you can surely check the user comments on the PHP.net page for date().
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