Function

date([timestamp])

returns string - timestamp is an optional parameter. if timestamp is omitted, current timestamp is used.

examples

date() returns current time/date in human readable formatted string:

Mon Oct 21 02:10:26 GMT-0500 2013

date(timestamp)

returns time/date in human readable formatted string for specified timestamp

date().getTime()

returns current timestamp (integer number).

date(timestamp).getHours()

returns hour (integer number) for specified timestamp (or current time if timestamp is omitted).

date(timestamp).getMinutes()

returns minutes (integer number) for specified timestamp (or current time if timestamp is omitted).

date(timestamp).getSeconds()

returns seconds (integer number) for specified timestamp (or current time if timestamp is omitted).

date (last edited 2015-08-19 21:37:29 by Inanna)

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