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In case the information is pulled from a database and do not want to put it inside an input. Is there any way?
<td id="outra_data"><?php echo utf8_encode($dados['data_aprovacao']);?></td>
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You can use the date function echo date('d/m/Y', $dados['data_aprovacao']);
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The bank information is in the American standard, this function reverts to the BR standard? Grateful for the response!
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@Emiliosaymon exactly! running do not forget to validate the answer, grateful!
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Something is making the mistake " A non well Formed Numeric value encountered in" and "Warning: date() expects Parameter 2 to be long, string Given in" below my code: <pre> <td><? php echo date("d-m-Y", $data['ped_data_issuance']);? ></td> <td><? php echo utf8_encode($data['status_name']);? ></td> <td><? php echo date("d-m-Y",$data['data_approval']);? ></td> </pre>
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Test one date at a time. Check that your fields come from the database in date format. You can also encode the dates, like this: $dtemissao = strtotime($data['ped_data_emissao']); echo date("d-m-Y", $dtemissao);
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I’ll test it this way, thank you very much.
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Thank you very much friend worked out first THANKS!!!! Eternally grateful! Abs!
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