idate
Function • Params and return types changed in PHP 8.0
Format a local time/date part as integer.
idate Function synopsis
idate(string $format, ?int $timestamp = null): int|falseParameters
$format
Typestring
$timestamp
OptionalType?intDefault valuenull
Return value
Typeint|false
Returns an int on success, or false on failure.
As idate always returns an int and
as they can't start with a "0", idate may return
fewer digits than you would expect. See the example below.
Changes to the idate Function
PHP 8.0
- Return type added:
int|false - Parameter type added for parameter #1 (
$format):string - Parameter type added for parameter #2 (
$timestamp):?int - Parameter default value added for position #2 (
$timestamp):null
- idate($format, $timestamp)
+ idate(string $format, ?int $timestamp = null): int|falseidate Function Availability
idate Function Availability| PHP Version | Availability |
|---|---|
| PHP 8.6Upcoming Release | Yes |
| PHP 8.5Supported (Latest) | Yes |
| PHP 8.4Supported | Yes |
| PHP 8.3Security-Fixes Only | Yes |
| PHP 8.2Security-Fixes Only | Yes |
| PHP 8.1Unsupported | Yes |
| PHP 8.0Unsupported | Yes |
| PHP 7.4Unsupported | Yes |
| PHP 7.3Unsupported | Yes |
| PHP 7.2Unsupported | Yes |
| PHP 7.1Unsupported | Yes |
| PHP 7.0Unsupported | Yes |
| PHP 5.6Unsupported | Yes |
| PHP 5.5Unsupported | Yes |
| PHP 5.4Unsupported | Yes |
| PHP 5.3Unsupported | Yes |