PHP - date compared with today

Report · Aug 16, 2006

Hi,

in a mysql-table I have a column (datatype date - 0000-00-00). It is
displayed as

<td><?php echo " ".date('d.m.Y',strtotime($row_rstermin['kaldatum']));
?></td>

I would like to insert a "passed" or something like that after the dates
which are passed. I've tried to work with "< now()" but without success.
What to do?

Regards
Carl

Report · Aug 16, 2006

On 16 Aug 2006 in macromedia.dreamweaver.appdev, carl wrote:

> in a mysql-table I have a column (datatype date - 0000-00-00). It is
> displayed as
>
> <td><?php echo "
> ".date('d.m.Y',strtotime($row_rstermin['kaldatum'])); ?></td>
>
> I would like to insert a "passed" or something like that after the
> dates which are passed. I've tried to work with "< now()" but
> without success. What to do?

<?php if (strtotime($row_rstermin['kaldatum']) < time()) echo "passed";
?>

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Report · Aug 16, 2006

Joe Makowiec wrote:

> <?php if (strtotime($row_rstermin['kaldatum']) < time()) echo "passed";
> ?>

Great - thank you!

Carl