I get an era time returning from a webservice which is about 3 years in PHP, but javascript and epochconverter.com OK in
JS:
WARNING ('book' + new date (1285565357893)); // This morning gives the right time on 27th September 2010, right!
PHP:
Echo Strawptime ('% x', 1285565357893); // gives a date in 2013, wrong!
Time zone has been set: Europe / Amsterdam
What am I doing wrong here?
OK, some simple time basics for you
Javascript date range ... When you pass a numeric value, this is the number of milliseconds to the constructor since the Unix Era (1 January 1900 00:00 GMT).
The date of PHP is measured as the number of seconds since the Unix era (January 1, 19:00: 00: 00 GMT).
convert from millisecond to second by dividing PHP by 1000.
Echo Stufftime ('% x', floor (1285565357893/1000));
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