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convert dates in Unix time format
Hello all,
I have around 900 dates in the format of DD-MM-YYYY and I want to convert them in Unix time format... Is there a way to do this? I was thinking of passing them into an array, and then, for each date, I would use the function date() I suppose and get the Unix time format of them... But I don't know the way to do it... So, for instance, if you have: $date_to_format='05-10-2006' , how would I get the Unix timestamp? Thank you in advance! |
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