Date/Time Converter Class Usage/Examples
Remember, you can convert almost any form of date/time. It also accepts date/times that don't have leading zeros (such as n/j/y). It works fine as long as the numbers aren't bunched together like: 11908 (njy), (not even a human can read that), but 11 9 08 or 11/9/08 or 11/9 08 will work.

Original Date | Original Mask | New Mask | Output | Syntax
11/1/2008 17:40:00 | n/j/Y H:i:s | m/d/y G:i | 11/01/08 17:40 | $obj = new Date_Time_Converter("11/1/2008 17:40:00", "n/j/Y H:i:s"); echo $obj->convert("m/d/y G:i"); //you may echo the return value of convert()
11/20/2005 07:40:00 PM | m/d/Y h:i:s A | M jS, Y g:ia | Nov 20th, 2005 7:40pm | $obj = new Date_Time_Converter("11/20/2005 07:40:00 PM", "m/d/Y h:i:s A"); $obj->convert("M jS, Y g:ia", true); echo $obj->date_time; //or if you set the 2nd argument in convert() to true, you can retreive the value from the public $date_time variable
219 | nj | m/d | 02/19 | $obj = new Date_Time_Converter("219", "nj"); //its smart... it knows there's no such month as 21, so it must be 2 echo $obj->convert("m/d");
119 | nj | m-d | 11-09 | $obj = new Date_Time_Converter("119", "nj"); //this defaults to November 9th, not January 19th. echo $obj->convert("m-d");
11 20 2005 07:40:25 PM | m/d/Y h:i:s A | F jS 'y, g:i:sa | November 20th '05, 7:40:25pm | $obj = new Date_Time_Converter("11 20 2005 07:40:25 PM", "m/d/Y h:i:s A"); echo $obj->convert("F jS 'y, g:i:sa");
Fri, Feb 9th, 2007 | D, M jS, Y | Y-m-d | 2007-02-09 | $obj = new Date_Time_Converter("Fri, Feb 9th, 2007", "D, M jS, Y"); echo $obj->convert("Y-m-d"); //you may also provide the day of the week in "D" format (Sun, Mon, Tue)
11:20 AM | g:i A | g:i a | 11:20 am | $obj = new Date_Time_Converter("11:20 AM", "g:i A"); //time only echo $obj->convert("g:i a");