- echo date("d F Y", strtotime($row['my_date']));
- // Correct: Outputs the expected date. eg '30 December 2010'
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can we create date object for required date and then try to convert it to required format, like as,
ReplyDelete$date_object = date_create($row['my_date']);
echo date_format($date_object,"d F Y");
Which one is optimized?
You can create the object, object is always optimized
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