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I am adding number stored in custom user meta data to current date. Here is my code

$addeddays = get_user_meta($this->order->user_id, 'xxx', true);
$timeBase = date('j.n.Y');
echo date('j.n.Y', strtotime($timeBase, "+ $addeddays days"));

But output is 1.1.1970

What is wrong in code or how to do it with other method? I read question about this but in answers was also my method so I do not know why it is not working.

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I am adding number stored in custom user meta data to current date. Here is my code

$addeddays = get_user_meta($this->order->user_id, 'xxx', true);
$timeBase = date('j.n.Y');
echo date('j.n.Y', strtotime($timeBase, "+ $addeddays days"));

But output is 1.1.1970

What is wrong in code or how to do it with other method? I read question about this but in answers was also my method so I do not know why it is not working.

• php
• custom-field
• user-meta
• date

Share Improve this question asked Nov 12, 2018 at 20:54 mato0mato0 1344 bronze badges 1

• this is actually a php question, not wordpress. You would get more answers by putting in a different forum. – rudtek Commented Nov 12, 2018 at 21:12

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your code is not working, because you use strtotime incorrectly... It should be used like this:

int strtotime ( string $time [, int $now ] )

But you pass formatted dated as first param, and another string as second one.

So how should it look like? Like so:

$addeddays = intval( get_user_meta($this->order->user_id, 'xxx', true) );
$timeBase = date('Y-m-d');
echo date('j.n.Y', strtotime( "+ {$addeddays} days", strtotime( $timeBase ) ));

Or a simpler version (since `$timeBase is today:

$addeddays = intval( get_user_meta($this->order->user_id, 'xxx', true) );
echo date( 'j.n.Y', strtotime( "+ {$addeddays} days" ) );

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I am adding number stored in custom user meta data to current date. Here is my code

$addeddays = get_user_meta($this->order->user_id, 'xxx', true);
$timeBase = date('j.n.Y');
echo date('j.n.Y', strtotime($timeBase, "+ $addeddays days"));

But output is 1.1.1970

What is wrong in code or how to do it with other method? I read question about this but in answers was also my method so I do not know why it is not working.

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I am adding number stored in custom user meta data to current date. Here is my code

$addeddays = get_user_meta($this->order->user_id, 'xxx', true);
$timeBase = date('j.n.Y');
echo date('j.n.Y', strtotime($timeBase, "+ $addeddays days"));

But output is 1.1.1970

What is wrong in code or how to do it with other method? I read question about this but in answers was also my method so I do not know why it is not working.

• php
• custom-field
• user-meta
• date

Share Improve this question asked Nov 12, 2018 at 20:54 mato0mato0 1344 bronze badges 1

• this is actually a php question, not wordpress. You would get more answers by putting in a different forum. – rudtek Commented Nov 12, 2018 at 21:12

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1 Answer 1

Sorted by: Reset to default 0

your code is not working, because you use strtotime incorrectly... It should be used like this:

int strtotime ( string $time [, int $now ] )

But you pass formatted dated as first param, and another string as second one.

So how should it look like? Like so:

$addeddays = intval( get_user_meta($this->order->user_id, 'xxx', true) );
$timeBase = date('Y-m-d');
echo date('j.n.Y', strtotime( "+ {$addeddays} days", strtotime( $timeBase ) ));

Or a simpler version (since `$timeBase is today:

$addeddays = intval( get_user_meta($this->order->user_id, 'xxx', true) );
echo date( 'j.n.Y', strtotime( "+ {$addeddays} days" ) );

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