[wp-hackers] question on mysql2date

[Mark Shields]

Use strlen($m) == 6) in an if statement to detect a month/year date
(200410), then just format that date.


On Sat, 2 Oct 2004 11:29:49 -0400, David Clark <david at davidsaccess.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I have a function to display the human readable version of $m, which is
> the heading of a directory listing. The code is:
> function archive_header_mo($month, $before='', $after='') {
>       global $lmonth, $post, $m;
>            if ($month != $lmonth)
>         {  $output = mysql2date("F",$post->post_date);
>         if ('' != mysql2date("d",$m))
>             {$output .= mysql2date("d",$m);}
>        $output .= ', '.mysql2date("Y",$post->post_date);
>               $output .= '<a
> href="'.get_month_link(mysql2date("Y",$post->post_date),
> mysql2date("m",$post->post_date)) .'">+</a>';
>                  $output = $before.$output.$after.NL;
>            $lmonth = $month;
>         }
>        echo $output;
> }
> 
> The problem I am having is that when $m does not have a day, as in
> 200404, it returns "April31, 2004" and not the "April, 2004" I want and
> expect.
> 
> I know I am missing something basic, just don't know what it is
> 
> thanks,
> 
> dc
> 
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- Mark Shields