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[2006-10-03 14:57 UTC] dbrong at gmail dot com
Description:
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I was using date("Y-m-d", strtotime("060901")) to produce a date formatted as "2006-09-01" and this does not work anymore in the latest PHP 5 release. It produces the actual date of the system's current time (2006-10-03 in this case).
If I modify it as strtotime("20060901") it works fine.
Reproduce code:
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date("Y-m-d", strtotime("060901")) will output the current system date (2006-10-03 in this case).
Expected result:
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2006-10-03 (or the current date you run the script)
Actual result:
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should be 2006-09-01
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