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[newphpcoder]

Good day!

I want to know what is the syntax for date(dd-mm-yyyy) and how can I insert it to my code:

$Mail->Subject = 'Preview/' . $this->csvUploadPaymentDetails[0]['csvfilename'];

Sorry, because I'm not familiar with class and function.

i want toe result is Preview/Filename/Date/

Thank you so much

[Alexander]

The formatting specifiers can be found on the main PHP manual page. PHP: date - Manual

This function may also accept a timestamp as the second parameter, in case you are required to generate a formatted date from a previous timestamp.

[newphpcoder]

How can I add this code:

$this->csvUploadPaymentDetails[0]['week_num']

with this code:

$Mail->Subject = 'Preview/' . $this->csvUploadPaymentDetails[0]['csvfilename'] .'/'.date('d-m-Y'); 

to make the subject become:

Preview/Filename/Date/Week No

Thank you

[Alexander]

I would assume the same way you had concatenated the other elements.

[newphpcoder]

Is it like this:

$Mail->Subject = 'Preview/' . $this->csvUploadPaymentDetails[0]['csvfilename'] .'/'.date('d-m-Y').'/'.$this->csvUploadPaymentDetails[0]['week_num'] ; 

[Alexander]

If that is how you had wished to format the subject, then it should look like that.

I would brush up on classes and object oriented features in PHP, you likely can write buggy code if you do not understand how to work with your classes.

[newphpcoder]

thank you..so is it ok that 2 this in one property? I mean 2 this in subject?

[Alexander]

Of course, $this variable is a variable that accesses the current class. So your function would retrieve csvUploadPaymentDetails[0]['csvfilename'] of the current class.

csvUploadPaymentDetails[0]['csvfilename'] should simply be a string, so you can add it any way you wish (with the concatenation operator, the ".")

[newphpcoder]

Thank you..