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Thanx, the correct syntax is: echo date('d-M-Y H:i:s', mktime(0,0,0,12,25,1978)); //25-Dec-1978 00:00:00

The following code is causing me a headache. I want to put: "12-25-2004 0:0:0" on the screen. But the following code: echo date('d-m-Y H:m:s', mktime(0,0,0,12,25,1978)); returns: 25-Dec-1978 12:12:00 What is happening?

it does! thanx, enjoy your star!

I've got a simple problem but I can't find the solution. I hope someone can help me (I was surprised I couldnt find it in previous posts on this forum...) What I want is: a table (width 100%) with 3 columns, two with a fixed width (e.g. 50 and 40px), one with a variable width (which 'fills the...

Woops! Found a small bug: summer time isnt taken up in my function! /** * PUBLIC getTimestampFromWeeknr($iYear, $iWeek) * Function to calculate the timestamp of at monday 0:00am * in given year and week according to ISO-8601 standards * * return: array with TCalenderEvent objects **/...

I found out myself. For those who are interested: /** * PUBLIC getTimestampFromWeeknr($iYear, $iWeek) * Function to calculate the timestamp of at monday 0:00am * in given year and week according to ISO-8601 standards * * return: array with TCalenderEvent objects **/ function...

I think preg_replace() is fine. Here is a great reference (and website) of regular expressions: http://www.regular-expressions.info/reference.html A quick solution (dont know if it works): $pattern = "/\n{1,}|\r{1,}(\r\n){1,}/"; $replacement = "<p>"; echo preg_replace($pattern, $replacement...

I want to write a function which calculates the timestamp from a week number: function timestampFromWeeknr($iWeekNr, $iYear) { //here should come magical calculation return $iTimeStamp } More accurately speaking, it should be the timestamp from the Monday of that week, at 0:00am. Has...

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I'd advise you to use Crimson Editor. It's great (and freeware)!

We would like to help you, but you didn't ask a question. Can you be more specific on the problem?

In IE there is this Javascript onbeforeprint function. Using Javascript you could replace all images by <span>s with the alt text inside. But I only recommend this when you are sure all your users use IE

my solution works in all browsers... ;) good luck

How can the user click the menu when the page is scrolled down? Is the menu in another page? Maybe you could use the #top in your menu. I assume there is an 'onclick' event somewhere. Just in my own words (not realy js) onclick=" iframe.src='bla'; //set the source for the iframe...

See a previous post of mine: //get current filename var fileName = document.URL.substring(document.URL.lastIndexOf('/')+1) if (fileName=="fish.htm") { togSub(document.getElementById('ML4')); } The submenu ML4 is openend when the filename is 'fish.htm' You could also pass some...