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spser
Joined: 29 Aug 2016
Posts: 97
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 Posted: Mon 25 Oct '21 10:50 Post subject: Can PHP be achieved plus 1.5 years? |
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$t = strtotime('+1.5 year', time());
Can PHP be achieved plus 1.5 years? |
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James Blond
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Joined: 19 Jan 2006
Posts: 7371
Location: Germany, Next to Hamburg
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| Posted: Mon 25 Oct '21 21:03 Post subject: |
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Yes,
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php -a
Interactive shell
echo strtotime('+1.5 year', time());
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timo
Joined: 03 Jun 2012
Posts: 45
Location: FI, EU
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| Posted: Tue 26 Oct '21 6:59 Post subject: |
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php > echo date("j.n.Y", strtotime("+1.5 year", time()));
26.10.2026
This is 5 years ahead
php > echo date("j.n.Y", strtotime("+18 month", time()));
26.4.2023
This is 1,5 years ahead
In PHP Manual
›Supported Date and Time Formats
›Relative Formats
number format is , no decimal point included. |
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