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??wrote: > > try this to test: > > > $mydate=$row_Recordset2['date']; > > echo date ("l, F j, Y", $mydate); > > > ?> > > The Dec 31, 1969 value indicate a null value in the field > from the db or a value that can not be read. > > Depending on the value that you stored in the db you may want > to look into some of the other date functions to convert the > value... > > hth ">??![]() |