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I receive as return from a JSON the date in this format:
/Date(1533524400000-0300)/
How to Connect to a DateTime
in PHP?
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I receive as return from a JSON the date in this format:
/Date(1533524400000-0300)/
How to Connect to a DateTime
in PHP?
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Use this function I found on Soen:
echo parseJsonDate('/Date(1533524400000-0300)/', 'date');
function parseJsonDate($date, $type = 'date') {
preg_match( '/\/Date\((\d+)([+-]\d{4})\)/', $date, $matches); // Match the time stamp (microtime) and the timezone offset (may be + or -)
$date = date( 'm-d-Y', $matches[1]/1000 ); // convert to seconds from microseconds
switch($type){
case 'date':
return $date; // returns '05-04-2012'
break;
case 'array':
return explode('-', $date); // return array('05', '04', '2012')
break;
case 'string':
return $matches[1] . $matches[2]; // returns 1336197600000-0600
break;
}
}
08-06-2018
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But is that a date? What kind of date?
– Diego Souza
@Diegosouza I don’t know if there’s an official name, but this format is called Microsoft JSON date (perhaps because MS has chosen to use this format in its JSON Apis). In this case,
1533524400000
is Unix timestamp in milliseconds, and-0300
is offset (in this case, 3 hours before UTC). In my opinion, one of the worst date formats ever created...– hkotsubo