Strtotime - Setting From Present
I am having trouble setting the strtotime function to echo 'Y-m-d' on any day from 1 - 24 months past.
I have attempted the following from links that call to different ranges of dates; 6 months, 9 months, 12 months, etc. -- from present time:
My SQL is set up as follows:
WHERE Date between 'pastDATE' and CURDATE()
pastDATE = $HTTP_GET_VARS["getDATE"]
<a href="oldies.php?getDATE=<? echo strtotime ("-6 months ago"); ?>"> 6 MONTHS OLD </a>
How can I echo the strtotime as "Y-m-d"?
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