$v) { #foreach is good. It figures out how many
echo "\$today[$k]: $v.\n
"; #items are in an array, and does the right
} #thing accoordingly. Print and echo do exactly
#the same thing in this script.
//$sob = mktime(0, 0, 0, 3, 8, 2001); #returns the seconds. lOoks like "984063600"
//echo "
mktime (my date): ". $dt; #returns an array like the one for $today
?>
$v) {
echo "\$dt[$k]: $v.\n
";
}
/*
Sample using thurs, 10:00:00am, 3/8/01:
$dt[seconds]: 0.
$dt[minutes]: 0.
$dt[hours]: 10.
$dt[mday]: 8.
$dt[wday]: 4.
$dt[mon]: 3.
$dt[year]: 2001.
$dt[yday]: 66.
$dt[weekday]: Thursday.
$dt[month]: March.
$dt[0]: 984063600.
*/
?>
Heres the goods: