I got this:
<?php echo date("F j, Y at g:ia", strtotime(strtoupper(stripslashes($row['date'])))); ?>
I formatted everything correctly, but when I add "at" in, it shows:
April 3, 2014 am30 10:35am
I want it to show as April 3, 2014 @ 10:34am any ideas?
You need to escape those characters.
echo date("F j, Y \a\\t g:ia"
or for the @
echo date("F j, Y \@ g:ia"
Try escaping 'at' like so:
"F j, Y \a\t g:ia"
Can you try this? Escape @ by using backslash .
php echo date("F j, Y \@ g:ia", strtotime(strtoupper(stripslashes($row['date']))));
Really? Aprile? Not April?
You need to escape the a and double escape the t
<?php
echo date("F j, Y \a\\t g:ia", strtotime(strtoupper(stripslashes($row['date']))));
?>
Escaping means to use the \ character.