date_string

[vinsim]

The following give me the date, (no moth) and year. I've changed the $date_string from month, date and year. Can someone tell me what's missing please

function get_date($time1)
{
global $months_nm;

$months=$months_nm;

$d=getdate($time1);

$d2=$d['mon'];

$date_string=$d['mday']." ".$date_string=$months[$ds-1].", ".$d['year'];
//$date_string=$months[$d2-1]." ".$d['mday']."//
return $date_string;

}

[chasiv]

a couple questions... can you tell us what the value of $time1 is that is being passed (to be sure it's a proper date formatted variable).

Also, shouldn't

. $date_string=$months[$ds-1] . 

be just

. $months[$d2-1] .

[vinsim]

Sorry about the coding. In order to help, I have posted the orgininal scripts with the software. I just want to change the date to the UK standard of 'day, month and year.'

Fncl.php

<?
function get_short_date($time1)
{ global $months_short;
$months=$months_short;
$d=getdate($time1);
$d2=$d['mon'];  

$date_string=$months[$d2-1]." ".$d['mday'];
return $date_string;
}

function get_date_f($date1)
{ 
global $months_short, $weekdays;

$months1=array('january', 'february', 'march', 'april', 'may', 'june',  

'july', 'august', 'september', 'october', 'november','december');

$months=$months_short;
$dt_mss=split('-',$date1); 
$d2=$dt_mss[1];

$dtstr=$dt_mss[2]." ".$months1[$d2-1]." ".$dt_mss[0];
$evnttime=strtotime($dtstr)+1000;
$evntd=getdate($evnttime);
$evntd2=$evntd['wday'];  

$evntwkd=$weekdays[$evntd2];

$date_string=$months[$d2-1]." ".$dt_mss[2]." ($evntwkd)";
return $date_string;
}

function slctgetstr($value)
{
$value=ereg_replace(' ', '+', $value);
$value=ereg_replace('@', '%40', $value);
$value=ereg_replace('!', '%21', $value);
return $value;
}

Fnc2.php

function get_date($time1)
{
global $months_nm;
$months=$months_nm;
$d=getdate($time1);
$d2=$d['mon'];  

$date_string=$months[$d2-1]." ".$d['mday'].", ".$d['year'];
return $date_string;

}

[vinsim]

Could someone give me a hand here please. I want to show, day, month and year in that order please. The one shown is for month, day and year.