New To php ... Need Help with DateTime

[Bob Watson]

Can anyone point me to a good internet source of
DateTime information on php. I have googled and
found numerous sites, but none of them are very
good, IMHO.

Thanks for any help,
Bob

[ZeldorBlat]

http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.datetime.php

[kerul4u]

hi bob

download php manual from www.php.net you will get every information in
detail and also with examples..It will help you a lot for any further
explanation..

Best of Luck

Kerul4u
[ProDesignZ]

[Yandos]

Bob Watson wrote:

Can anyone point me to a good internet source of
DateTime information on php. I have googled and
found numerous sites, but none of them are very
good, IMHO.

Thanks for any help,
Bob

Hi, you might find very handy downloadable manuals which you can even
browse offline:

http://www.php.net/download-docs.php

I'm using chm manuals, because I'm on windows. They are very good
written and helping me a lot everytime I need something in php :)

Have fun ;)
Y.

[rich]

In article <43**********@x-privat.org>, Yandos says...

Bob Watson wrote:

Can anyone point me to a good internet source of
DateTime information on php. I have googled and
found numerous sites, but none of them are very
good, IMHO.

Thanks for any help,
Bob

Hi, you might find very handy downloadable manuals which you can even
browse offline:

http://www.php.net/download-docs.php

I'm using chm manuals, because I'm on windows. They are very good
written and helping me a lot everytime I need something in php :)

Have fun ;)
Y.

Thanks for the link, have it downloaded on my windows system now too. Nice
having a resource I can lookup locally without having to crank up a web browser.
I haven't used chm files directly though. I had setup a desktop short cut to
"php_manual_en.chm", is that all there is to it?

Rich
--
Newsguy -- http://newsguy.com

[Yandos]

ri**@newsguy.com wrote:

In article <43**********@x-privat.org>, Yandos says...

Bob Watson wrote:

Can anyone point me to a good internet source of
DateTime information on php. I have googled and
found numerous sites, but none of them are very
good, IMHO.

Thanks for any help,
Bob

Hi, you might find very handy downloadable manuals which you can even
browse offline:

http://www.php.net/download-docs.php

I'm using chm manuals, because I'm on windows. They are very good
written and helping me a lot everytime I need something in php :)

Have fun ;)
Y.

Thanks for the link, have it downloaded on my windows system now too. Nice
having a resource I can lookup locally without having to crank up a web browser.
I haven't used chm files directly though. I had setup a desktop short cut to
"php_manual_en.chm", is that all there is to it?

Rich
--
Newsguy -- http://newsguy.com

chm is "executable" under windows, so I'm sure making a shortcut is
really good idea :)

Y.