<?php $row_new_date = strtotime( $row_new['updated_timestamp'] );
$row_new_date_output = date( 'm/j/y', $row_new_date ); ?> (7/29/10)
<p class="updated"><?php echo "$row_new_date_output";?></p>
OR
$row_new_date_output = date( 'D M. d, Y', $row_new_date ); ?> (Sat Sep. 15, 2012)
Time:
• a: am or pm depending on the time
• A: AM or PM depending on the time
• g: Hour without leading zeroes. Values are 1 through 12.
• G: Hour in 24-hour format without leading zeroes. Values are 0 through 23.
• h: Hour with leading zeroes. Values 01 through 12.
• H: Hour in 24-hour format with leading zeroes. Values 00 through 23.
• i: Minute with leading zeroes. Values 00 through 59.
• s: Seconds with leading zeroes. Values 00 through 59.
Day:
• d: Day of the month with leading zeroes. Values are 01 through 31.
• j: Day of the month without leading zeroes. Values 1 through 31
• D: Day of the week abbreviations. Sun through Sat
• l: Day of the week. Values Sunday through Saturday
• w: Day of the week without leading zeroes. Values 0 through 6.
• z: Day of the year without leading zeroes. Values 0 through 365.
Month:
• m: Month number with leading zeroes. Values 01 through 12
• n: Month number without leading zeroes. Values 1 through 12
• M: Abbreviation for the month. Values Jan through Dec
• F: Normal month representation. Values January through December.
• t: The number of days in the month. Values 28 through 31.
Year:
• L: 1 if it's a leap year and 0 if it isn't.
• Y: A four digit year format
• y: A two digit year format. Values 00 through 99.
Other Formatting:
• U: The number of seconds since the Unix Epoch (January 1, 1970)
• O: This represents the Timezone offset, which is the difference from Greenwich Meridian Time (GMT). 100 = 1 hour, -600 = -6 hours
