John Davidson

Message:

I want a loop like this:

This loop is OK:

while($d<=$d2) {  

        $x = "first day of + 1 month";

        $d=strtotime($x,$d);

        do_something($d);

}

But

while($d<=$d2) {  

        $x = "third day of + 1 month";

        $d=strtotime($x,$d);

        do_something($d);

}

doens't work: https://www.functions-online.com/strtotime.html gives "false"
How can I solve this?

(first, second, third etc is a variable)

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My Answer:
The strtotime() function in PHP is used to convert a date/time string into a Unix timestamp. It can parse a wide variety of date/time formats and return the timestamp representing the number of seconds since the Unix Epoch (January 1 1970 00:00:00 GMT).

Here is an example of how to use strtotime():

php
$dateString = "2022-12-31";
$timestamp = strtotime($dateString);

echo $timestamp; // Output: 1672473600


In this example, the strtotime() function is used to convert the date string "2022-12-31" into a Unix timestamp. The resulting timestamp represents December 31, 2022, at midnight.