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Date Format Question
I'm using the snippet of code Freddie posted here to get the date format:
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SELECT DATE_FORMAT(eventdate,'%b-%d') AS eventdate Can I make it display as April-18 (ie, full month name)? |
Instead of %b use %M
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Thanks neo :)
Now another question. I have this code: Code:
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There are two ways I know of doing it. Either add another row like "monthnum" and sort by that or, change the %M so that it reads in the date like 0-5-3 and then use MONTHNAME which would output May.
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:ermm:
Where would I put MONTHNAME? |
Hmm well it would have to be in a different query maybe. BUt your best shot as far as I know would tp just enter the month number aswell for sorting purposes.
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I worked it out - thanks for pointing me in the right direction :) I changed the code to:
SELECT eventid, DATE_FORMAT(eventdate,'%M %d') AS date, eventdate, ... And then just changed the later $event['eventdate'] to $event['date'] - so, it lists the month but sorts by the correct date :) Thanks Neo :D |
Now to try and find out how to make each row have an alternating background colour (like the posts in showthread) :)
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Well have fun :)
I am off the the old sleep |
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