php.js

This function would be so useful if it was reliable An example: PHP date("Y-m-d", strtotime('second Monday October 2011')); returns: 2011-10-10 (which is right) JS: date("Y-m-d", strtotime('second Monday October 2011')); returns: 1970-01-01 (which ... [More] is obviously wrong) Any solution, suggestion, work around? Is this function still maintained? If not, maybe I can start working with somebody to maintain it back. [Less]

@max4ever: The latest version in Git now adds support for a single-argument-only call. Thanks!

@max4ever: Sorry, I mean it returns false--it indicates it is non-empty.

@max4ever: I don't know if you have any older version of the function or whether you were guessing that an array would not return "object" as a type (as it does in JavaScript even for arrays which are themselves objects), but in your example the empty() call returns true.

usually in php array_filter($array), filters empty values(like '', 0, false ...)

I think checks for array should be added, it doesn't work with var my_ditta = new Array(); my_ditta['tasse'] = 1; my_ditta['cartonaggio'] = 1; empty(my_ditta); //=> gives true, but it's obviously false

Great! Świetne, bardzo mi się przydało. Greetings from Poland - Rafal