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unix_to_human - El Forum - 08-07-2009
[eluser]rossmurphy[/eluser]
I have this function.
Code:
function dateToHuman($timestamp) {
return unix_to_human((string) $timestamp / 1000);
}but when i remove (string) it returns the date as 1970? Anyone know why i need (string)??
Also, same problem when i use
Code:
date("r", $timestamp)to return instead of unix_to_human?
I've never run into this before, why does it need a string declaration?