Converting timestamp to dd-mm-yy

Hi
does anyone know how to convert a unix timestamp to readable
dd-mm-yy format? ive tried using the date_format function in SQL
but that doesnt work?
anyone have any ideas?
the field "created" is the timestamp.
thanks

Kamesh192 wrote:
> does anyone know how to convert a unix timestamp to
readable dd-mm-yy format?
> ive tried using the date_format function in SQL but that
doesnt work?
The MySQL DATE_FORMAT() function is for use with ISO dates
(YYYY-MM-DD)
only. To convert a Unix timestamp to a readable format, use
FROM_UNIXTIME().
"SELECT node.title, FROM_UNIXTIME(node.created, '%F %d %Y')
as new_time ,
node_revisions.body FROM node INNER JOIN node_revisions ON
node.nid =
node_revisions.nid WHERE node.type='story' ORDER BY node.nid
desc limit 1"
David Powers, Adobe Community Expert
Author, "The Essential Guide to Dreamweaver CS3" (friends of
ED)
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