Datetime issue when switching site language CakePHP 3
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I'm working on a CakePHP 3 application and the problem that I'm having right now is that I'm using the PHP date function to display dates in format like "date month year" (for example: 12 Sept 2018) like so:
date('d M Y', strtotime(my_mysql_datetime));
but the problem is that it works when the website is in english, but when I change the website language to french for example, the datetime format also changes which results in strtotime returning false.
How can I prevent the datetime that I get from my database to change when I switch the website language?
php cakephp php-7.2 cakephp-3.6
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I'm working on a CakePHP 3 application and the problem that I'm having right now is that I'm using the PHP date function to display dates in format like "date month year" (for example: 12 Sept 2018) like so:
date('d M Y', strtotime(my_mysql_datetime));
but the problem is that it works when the website is in english, but when I change the website language to french for example, the datetime format also changes which results in strtotime returning false.
How can I prevent the datetime that I get from my database to change when I switch the website language?
php cakephp php-7.2 cakephp-3.6
asked Nov 11 at 2:51
user765368
5,0742075133
Where do you getmy_mysql_datetimefrom? If its from anEntity,my_mysql_datetimeshould be either aCakeI18nTimeorCakeI18nDateobject which extends PHPDateTimewhere you can call ->format() like somy_mysql_datetime->format('d M y')
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I'm working on a CakePHP 3 application and the problem that I'm having right now is that I'm using the PHP date function to display dates in format like "date month year" (for example: 12 Sept 2018) like so:
date('d M Y', strtotime(my_mysql_datetime));
but the problem is that it works when the website is in english, but when I change the website language to french for example, the datetime format also changes which results in strtotime returning false.
How can I prevent the datetime that I get from my database to change when I switch the website language?
php cakephp php-7.2 cakephp-3.6
asked Nov 11 at 2:51
user765368
5,0742075133
I'm working on a CakePHP 3 application and the problem that I'm having right now is that I'm using the PHP date function to display dates in format like "date month year" (for example: 12 Sept 2018) like so:
date('d M Y', strtotime(my_mysql_datetime));
but the problem is that it works when the website is in english, but when I change the website language to french for example, the datetime format also changes which results in strtotime returning false.
How can I prevent the datetime that I get from my database to change when I switch the website language?
php cakephp php-7.2 cakephp-3.6
php cakephp php-7.2 cakephp-3.6
asked Nov 11 at 2:51
user765368
5,0742075133
asked Nov 11 at 2:51
user765368
5,0742075133
edited Nov 11 at 3:00
asked Nov 11 at 2:51
user765368
5,0742075133
asked Nov 11 at 2:51
user765368
5,0742075133
asked Nov 11 at 2:51
user765368
5,0742075133
5,0742075133
Where do you getmy_mysql_datetimefrom? If its from anEntity,my_mysql_datetimeshould be either aCakeI18nTimeorCakeI18nDateobject which extends PHPDateTimewhere you can call ->format() like somy_mysql_datetime->format('d M y')
– Vindur
Nov 12 at 8:39
add a comment |
Where do you getmy_mysql_datetimefrom? If its from anEntity,my_mysql_datetimeshould be either aCakeI18nTimeorCakeI18nDateobject which extends PHPDateTimewhere you can call ->format() like somy_mysql_datetime->format('d M y')
– Vindur
Nov 12 at 8:39
Where do you get
my_mysql_datetime from? If its from an Entity, my_mysql_datetime should be either a CakeI18nTime or CakeI18nDate object which extends PHP DateTime where you can call ->format() like so my_mysql_datetime->format('d M y')– Vindur
Nov 12 at 8:39
Where do you get
my_mysql_datetime from? If its from an Entity, my_mysql_datetime should be either a CakeI18nTime or CakeI18nDate object which extends PHP DateTime where you can call ->format() like so my_mysql_datetime->format('d M y')– Vindur
Nov 12 at 8:39
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my_mysql_datetimefrom? If its from anEntity,my_mysql_datetimeshould be either aCakeI18nTimeorCakeI18nDateobject which extends PHPDateTimewhere you can call ->format() like somy_mysql_datetime->format('d M y')– Vindur
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