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Post and Comment System for Beginners using PHP/MySQLi Source Code

3 years ago By Jeprox

In this simple project, you can learn here to create post and comment codes with timestamp or time ago. This allows us to know the time posted by the user. You can use these codes in your future projects. This simple project is created in PHP/MySQLi. This simple project has the following features: Login and Registration Form The Registration feature is where the creation of user account

PHP - Simple Timestamp Converter

5 years ago By razormist

Learn on how to create a Simple Timestamp Converter using PHP. A simple PHP application that can convert the php timestamp into a readable standard datetime format. This can be useful when you want to convert the timestamp automatically.

Post and Comment Function in PHP/MySQL

7 years ago By alpha_luna

If you are looking for on how to create Post and Comment Function using PHP/MySQL then you are at the right place. This program created in PHP/MySQL to show how to use this post and comment function with timestamp or time ago.

Converting Timestamp to Time Ago in PHP

9 years ago By GeePee

This project will teach you on how to calculate and convert timestamp to get the time ago using php. This is what we mostly see in social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter etc. This allows us to determine what time the users has logged in or posted a status. Hope you learn from this simple project.

Use DateTime Stamp Appropriately in PHP/MySQLi

9 years ago By Yorkiebar

Introduction: This tutorial is on how to use timestamps properly in PHP and MySQLi to sort information from databases in to the correct order. What's a Timestamp? A timestamp is a data type in PHP and MySQL(i) which is used to hold the correct format of a specified date, time, or date and time together. Database: To enable a database table to hold a timestamp we can first create a database, named 'fln', then create a table named 'test', and give it the following column structure... id, int, 5 length, primary key, auto increment date, dateti

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