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What is the content of $existing_date?<br />
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should lokk like this:<br />
$newDate = strtotime(&quot;+$days_to_add day&quot;, $existing_date);<br />
echo &quot;&lt;br&gt;Days added: $days_to_add&quot;;<br />
echo &quot;&lt;br&gt;New date: $newDate&lt;br&gt;&quot;;
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$existing_date is a date pulled from my mysql database (0000-00-00).<br />
here is my echo results:<br />
Days added: 60 to 2008-06-08<br />
New date: 5186008<br />
I don't know why new date looks like that... shouldn't it be in the 0000-00-00 format?
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trying to add a number of days variable to a date variable... here is what I have so far (not working):<br />
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$newDate = strtotme(&quot;+$days_to_add day&quot;, $existing_date());<br />
echo &quot;&lt;br&gt;Days added: $days_to_add&quot;;<br />
echo &quot;&lt;br&gt;New date: $newDate&lt;br&gt;&quot;;
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trying to add a number of days variable to a date variable... here is what I have so far (not working):

$newDate = strtotme("+$days_to_add day", $existing_date());
echo "<br>Days added: $days_to_add";
echo "<br>New date: $newDate<br>";

What is the content of $existing_date?

should lokk like this:
$newDate = strtotime(&quot;+$days_to_add day&quot;, $existing_date);
echo &quot;&lt;br&gt;Days added: $days_to_add&quot;;
echo &quot;&lt;br&gt;New date: $newDate&lt;br&gt;&quot;;

$existing_date is a date pulled from my mysql database (0000-00-00).
here is my echo results:
Days added: 60 to 2008-06-08
New date: 5186008
I don&#39;t know why new date looks like that... shouldn&#39;t it be in the 0000-00-00 format?

php mysql add days to date variable

trying to add a number of days variable to a date variable... here is what I have so far (not working):

$newDate = strtotme(&quot;+$days_to_add day&quot;, $existing_date());
echo &quot;&lt;br&gt;Days added: $days_to_add&quot;;
echo &quot;&lt;br&gt;New date: $newDate&lt;br&gt;&quot;;

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