Thanks Oleg,

Can not confirm right now, but the expression maybe should look like this:

Hello Oleg,

Thanks again.Right now I have time to look at the new “u” option added in 5.2.2

This tiime I think you have misunderstud the “u” option.

With few words the u option is equal to getMilliseconds javascript function and it can not be used separatley.

In order proff my concept I have creatted simple test in PHP:

echo date(“U”);

echo date(“u”);

The second echo return in my demo “000000”. I asked myself why?

My investigations go to the following equvalent of date(“u”) = > microtime()

(note that at PHP site you have point for the date function we have a note:

Note:

Since this function only accepts integer timestamps the u format character is only useful when using the date_format() function with user based timestamps created with date_create().

)

Having this I have two numbers from the following expressins:

echo date(“U”); ====>1330249977

echo microtime( true); ====>1330249977.874

Now I pass the numbers to the following expression

var timestamp1 = new Date (1330249977);

var timestamp2 = new Date (1330249977.877);

Both of these return

Date {Fri Jan 16 1970 11:30:49 GMT+0200 (FLE Standard Time)}

Now doing

var timestamp1 = new Date ( parseFloat(1330249977)*100);

var timestamp2 = new Date ( parseFloat(1330249977.877) *1000);

both of these return

Date {Sun Feb 26 2012 11:52:57 GMT+0200 (FLE Standard Time)}

With simple words I think