Quote:
Originally Posted by Elemental
re: mosh
did you find a way to get what you were after?
re: conradwt
Zend_Date::now() returns a Zend_Date object, you need to turn it into a timestamp or string via:
Code:
Zend_Date::now()->toString();
//or
Zend_Date::now()->getTimestamp();
note: toString() takes formatting, locale and something else as parameters, check the api docs at zend.com for details. |
Hi, I was able to find the following in the reference documentation:
PHP Code:
new Zend_Db_Expr('NOW()')
However, it seems that the toString method is called when I invoke the following test action:
PHP Code:
function dateAction()
{
$this->view->current_date = Zend_Date::now();
}
Now, when I invoke the action (i.e.
http://localhost/my_app/public/admin/date ), it prints the time and the date as I would expect. In any case, I'll try your method of obtaining the timestamp from the Date instance.
Thanks again,
-Conrad