#PHP TIME AGO FUNCTION ARCHIVE#

I run the function here to start the search. Put the date you want to compare with in the format of: YYYY-mm-dd hh:mm:ss

Put / if you want to search your entire domain Put here the directory you want to search for. This script will go through all folders in the specified directory recursively and echo the modified files with the last modified date/time. Here is a small but handy script that you can use to find which files in your server are modified after a date/time that you specify. $highestKnown ) $highestKnown = $currentValue Įcho 'The newest file has the time stamp:' Įcho date ( 'Y-m-d H:i:s', getHighestFileTimestamp ( './' )) if you want to find out when the last change was made to your project). It could be useful to determinate the timestamp of the newest file in a directory. The function below takes care of any redirections, even multiple redirections, so that you reach the real file of which you want the last modification date. In such a case, the server HTTP response contains no Last-Modified header, but there is a Location header indicating where to find the file. However a problem may arise if some redirection occurs. To get the modification date of some remote file, you can use the fine function by notepad at codewalker dot com (with improvements by dma05 at web dot de and madsen at lillesvin dot net).īut you can achieve the same result more easily now with stream_get_meta_data (PHP>4.3.0).

#PHP TIME AGO FUNCTION ARCHIVE#

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Php time ago function