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I have no idea what time I did something, or something happened, because I can't read it. What time is this: 1206567629 and how do I tell all the other times of events, etc?

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Re: Times in phpMyAdmin....

2008/03/26 21:40:29

Guest Anonymous
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Re: Times in phpMyAdmin....

 

echo date('Y/m/d H:i:s', 1206567629);

 

Simple really!

Guest Anonymous
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Re: Times in phpMyAdmin....

Methinks you may need to read PHP 101....

I ran that at the command line on a unix box

[[email protected] ~]$ php -r "echo date('Y/m/d H:i:s', 1206567629);"

2008/03/26 21:40:29

However you could just as easily create a simple php script

<?php echo date('Y/m/d H:i:s', 1206567629); ?>

and open it in a browser...

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