12-05-2007, 12:52 AM
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La Vida es Sueño
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Originally Posted by Salathe
The "date" 99/99/9999 would be accepted. It's probably wiser to use one or more of PHP's date functions, or some other method, if you want to check that the date supplied is an actual, valid, date.
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Top post. Thanks! For the above checking, the checkdate has never failed me. Simply pass it in a date and it will tell you if it's valid. It will even check if the amount of days for the specified month is correct, and even takes into consideration leap years! Can't beat that function, in my opinion, and I'm confident there's just no way any one regular expression could ever match that.
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