DateObject and Nulls

Posted on 16th Feb 2014 07:03 pm by admin

Hi all,

I have an array mapped to a value object. One of the items in the array is a PHP DateObject, and I need to format this field appropriately.

When looping through the array, I pass this field to a function as follows: (simplified for expendiency)
Code: [Select]if (!is_null($date))
{
return date_format($date, "Y-m-d");
}
This works great, except for the case when the DateObject contains a null value - in this case the above function seems to always return the current date.

I am guessing that this is because $date is not really null (i.e. it contains an object, even though the object is null), but I am not sure how to get around this.

Any help greatly appreciated.

Your Answer:

Login to answer

Other forums

Best way to read this text file.
Hi.I am planning to make a small application in C# to convert the players from Football manager 2010

Find occurences of unicode characters in string
I need to prohibit filenames with everything but English characters and numbers but regexp and strin

Request-URI Too Large
I have created a simple submit form for a mysql database that puts a piece of code into database.<

path to include folder
Hi everyone,

When I'm testing locally, I have to add the name of the site folder as part of t

PHP url branch??
Functionally, using PHP, I'm doing a test of login input submitted by a user via an html form in a f

Batch Session SM35 stuck in status 'in Background
Hi Experts,

I am facing a problem with Batch Input session SM35.

The batch se

media recovery
Hi,
i startup the database i got the error

SQL> startup
ORACLE instance started.

Sending an SMS Message with ASP.NET
Often times it may be a requirement for your web application to send an SMS message. Such examples w

.htpasswd Registration Form
Hi,
I wanted to make an htpasswd registration form.
I found this code on the internet but have

Creating Images from images in PHP
Okay well I am trying to make a 'dynamic' calender image with PHP.

I have images like this: