timestamp under php for Windows

arnaud

Hello,

I want to obtain a date in a "timestamp format" in an application with php4 under Windows.
The source code that run under a linux plateform don't match on the Windows platform.

Is it possible to use a function like mktime() under a php4 version for Windows?

Arnaud.

toma42

php is cross platform, so of course.

time(); will return the current time in a unix timestamp regardless of OS.

arnaud

Portability Problem with strftime()

This is a part of my code that run very well under linux :

//day of week
$joursemaine = strftime("%u");
echo "valo de joursemaine : $joursemaine <br>";

// week of year
$semaine = strftime("%V");
$semaine_max = $semaine;
echo "valo de semaine : $semaine <br>";

It doesn't match when this code run with php4 for Windows 2000.
They are a problem with options %u and %V when i use strftime().

But for another option with strftime(), i obtain goods results.

Arnaud.

hamal

Have you tried executing setlocale() function before strftime()? For example

setlocale('LC_TIME','finnish');
echo strftime("%V");

I haven't test this without setlocale(), so I can't be sure if this is a solution.

.mika

Arnaud Chazoule wrote:

Portability Problem with strftime()

This is a part of my code that run very well under linux :

//day of week
$joursemaine = strftime("%u");
echo "valo de joursemaine : $joursemaine ";

// week of year
$semaine = strftime("%V");
$semaine_max = $semaine;
echo "valo de semaine : $semaine ";

It doesn't match when this code run with php4 for Windows 2000.
They are a problem with options %u and %V when i use strftime().

But for another option with strftime(), i obtain goods results.

Arnaud.

arnaud

Yes a had used setlocale('LC_TIME','french');

in my code, because under Linux the code runs very well, but it doesn't match under Windows.

So, i have tested with other options like (%W and %A )and this time, its run very well.

It's strange, isn't it?

I use the last version of Php for Windows and IIS5 sever.

Arnaud.