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January 4th, 2003, 10:28 AM
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I have lost my brains.... PHP/MySQL DATE help
Ok... I can format dates out of MySQL tables, and I can insert into date fields using curdate....
But... (and forgive me, this seems too newby-ish, but I have obviously burned up that brain cell on re-entry after New Year's Eve  ).....what is the syntax for saving a HTML form field as a properly formatted "date" into a table.... i.e. if user enters 12/31/02, I cannot remember what the Update/Insert syntax for that to appear as 2002-12-31 my table (field formatted as date)..... date()? I tried that and keep getting errors..... Help renew another brain cell please 
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January 4th, 2003, 10:43 AM
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brain cell receiving
ok... i remember... I am using the date( format, strtotime($var)) function... but it brings up a good discussion....
What is the best/most elegant want to manipulate between HTML form field formats and MySQL? I feel like I am brute forcing it.... Tx,
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