You must be looking into old manual or something since
the example I see on the getdate() manual page has perfect,
working example in it.

I think i've downloaded the lastest version of chm file.
I do also download it again.
isn't the CHM version of document the newest document ?

Not necessarily. Latest should always be the online manual.
And the VERY latest is in CVS. :)

thx for replying, thx 
btw, in http://www.php.net/docs.php
doucument list
file size? may not need if file is small enough
file size for compare and decide whether to download ?
why not show an document last update date?
or document version will be better :P
just suggestion, may not post as a reply here

I believe that the PDF and CHM version of the module always lag behind due to the amount of work it takes to package them up.  If you are ever in doubt, please check the online html manual first.  You can visit it directly at: http://php.net/manual/

My apologies.. I responded before I realized that the mailing lists are 12-14 hrs behind.  I didn't think to read the bug report on the page to make sure no one responded to it already.

I'm planning to update the CHM versions soon now, as lots of things have been changed.
I hope I can do it this weekend.

Derick

There will be some date info also on that page. I'll do it ASAP. It was on my todo list for a week now. Well, dates are much important, but sizes are also usable, when you need to choose from .zip or .tar.gz, while your zip program handles both of them.

It is true, that PDFs, CHMs and Palm docs are behind, but just because we have no **automated** process to do it. Everything else is automated (text and HTML). This is also on our __long time__ todo list to implement some automated CHM generation on Unix (it is not easy to do :).

OK, as you suggested dates are printed now. You can see, that nearly all files are autogenerated daily (dispite what I said before) except the CHM version (and the temp unavailable PDF). We will update the CHM versions soon.

Anyway, this way the full table listing is **UGLY**. Is there anybody with a better layout tip?

Ps. I used the RFC date type date('r", $changed) to be world wide compatible (though it is very long...).

thank u all :))

Hi goba,

how about:

+-----------+-----------------+-----------+-------+--------+
| Language  | Format          | Filename  | Size  | Date   |
+-----------+-----------------+-----------+-------+--------+
|           | Single HTML     | html.gz   | 123kB | a date |
|           +-----------------+-----------+-------+--------+
|           | Plaintext       | txt.gz    | 456kB | a date |
|           +-----------------+-----------+-------+--------+
|           | Many HTML files | tar.gz    | 789kB | a date |
| English   |                 | .zip      | 1.2MB | a date |
|           +-----------------+-----------+-------+--------+
|           | PDF             | txt.gz    | 456kB | a date |
|           +-----------------+-----------+-------+--------+
|           | PalmPilot DOC   | doc.pdb   | 456kB | a date |
|           +-----------------+-----------+-------+--------+
|           | PalmPilot iSilo | isilo.pdb | 456kB | a date |
|           +-----------------+-----------+-------+--------+
|           | Windows HTMLHlp | chm       | 456kB | a date |
+-----------+-----------------+-----------+-------+--------+


you get the idea.