PHP Intl Class Datetime Clock Tutorial

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PHP Intl Class Datetime Clock Tutorial

PHP Intl Class Datetime Clock Tutorial

Yesterday’s PHP Intl Class Datetime Defaults Tutorial‘s PHP web application involves …

  • timezones … and, for us, whenever that happens, our eyes light up with “possibility” because …
  • “where” meets “when” … when you have timezones involved … and to our mind …
  • “where” and “when” are the best catered for “adverbs” in the I.T. wooooorrrrlllldddd

Invariably, too, the data is “full of possibility” regarding simple ideas of “internationalization” that are easy to deploy, such as …

  • emoji flags
  • Wikipedia lookups in the form of tabulated lists

And so, though our last web application is not totally disengageable from our English bias, we can help its “Internationalization Credentials” today, via …

  • emoji flag code …
    PHP
    <?php

    function orflag($incc) {
    $uretv='';
    $lri=["A","B","C","D","E","F","G","H","I","J","K","L","M","N","O","P", "Q","R","S","T","U","V","W","X","Y","Z"];
    $dri=["127462","127463","127464","127465","127466","127467","127468", "127469","127470","127471","127472","127473","127474","127475", "127476","127477","127478","127479","127480","127481", "127482","127483","127484","127485","127486","127487"];
    for ($jjm=0; $jjm<strlen($incc); $jjm++) {
    for ($jm=0; $jm<sizeof($lri); $jm++) {
    if (strtoupper(substr(substr($incc,$jjm),0,1)) == $lri[$jm]) {
    $uretv.='&#' . $dri[$jm] . ";";
    }
    }
    }
    return $uretv;
    }

    ?>
    Javascript
    <?php echo ”

    function jorflag(thiscc) {
    var lri='ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ';
    var dri=['127462','127463','127464','127465','127466','127467','127468', '127469','127470','127471','127472','127473','127474', '127475','127476','127477','127478','127479','127480', '127481','127482','127483','127484','127485','127486','127487'];
    var ccsuff='', ccchar=' ', cde='';
    for (var iccsuff=0; iccsuff<thiscc.length; iccsuff++) {
    ccchar=thiscc.substring(iccsuff, eval(1 + eval('' + iccsuff))).toUpperCase();
    ccsuff+=String.fromCodePoint(dri[eval('' + lri.indexOf(ccchar))]); //'&#' + dri[eval('' + lri.indexOf(ccchar))] + ';';
    cde='.';
    }
    return ccsuff;
    }

    “; ?>
  • new clock functionality (using an Internationalization emoji usage regarding an SVG based button background image) and known timezone reasons to tabulate …
    <?php

    $tabp='';
    $tabs='';
    if (isset($_GET['timezone'])) {
    $tabp='<table style=width:100%;><tr><td style=vertical-align:top;>';
    $tabs='</td><td style=vertical-align:top;width:50%;><iframe src="/HTMLCSS/colour_wheel.html?mode=' . $_GET['timezone'] . '" style=width:100%;height:800px;></iframe></td></tr></table>';
    } else if (isset($_POST['timezone'])) {
    $tabp='<table style=width:100%;><tr><td style=vertical-align:top;>';
    $tabs='</td><td style=vertical-align:top;width:50%;><iframe src="/HTMLCSS/colour_wheel.html?mode=' . $_POST['timezone'] . '" style=width:100%;height:800px;></iframe></td></tr></table>';
    }
    $revealp='';
    $reveals='';
    $clockcss='';
    $clocksvg="data:image/svg+xml;utf8,<svg xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg' width='24' height='24' viewport='0 0 100 100' style='font-family:Verdana;font-size:10px;'><text y='50%'>\\0023f0</text></svg>";

    if (isset($_GET['clock']) || isset($_POST['clock'])) {
    $revealp='<details title="Form you can use to display different time or different clock"><summary title="Form you can use to display different time or different clock"></summary>' . $tabp;
    $reveals=$tabs . '</details>';
    $clockcss="\n #pdfmt { border-radius: 50px; } \n";
    } else {
    $revealp=$tabp;
    $reveals=$tabs;
    }

    ?>
  • document.body onload emoji flag application (via Javascript) …
    <?php echo ”

    function onlit() {
    txils=parent.document.getElementById('tzsel').innerHTML.split(' value=\"' + thistz + '\"');
    if (eval('' + txils.length) > 1) {
    isov=txils[1].split('>')[0].split(',')[3];
    cnb='';
    if (ctynames.indexOf(\" value='\" + isov + \"'>\") != -1) {
    cnb=' in ' + ctynames.split(\" value='\" + isov + \"'>\")[1].split('<')[0];
    document.getElementById('tzsel').title='Default is a Timezone in ' + ctynames.split(\" value='\" + isov + \"'>\")[1].split('<')[0];
    document.getElementById('myh1').innerHTML+=' for ' + (thistz + '/').replace(thistz.split('/')[0] + '/', '').split('/')[1].replace(/\_/g,' ') + ' ' + (thistz + '/').replace(thistz.split('/')[0] + '/', '').split('/')[0].replace(/\_/g,' ').trim().replace('Argentina','');
    document.getElementById('myh1').innerHTML+=cnb + ' ' + jorflag(isov);
    }
    }
    }

    “; ?>
  • clock button styling …
    <?php

    $clockcss='';
    $clocksvg="data:image/svg+xml;utf8,<svg xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg' width='24' height='24' viewport='0 0 100 100' style='font-family:Verdana;font-size:10px;'><text y='50%'>\\0023f0</svg>";

    ?>
    <?php echo ”

    <style>
    " . $clockcss . "
    input[type=\"text\"] { width: 250px; }
    #clock { border-radius: 50px; color:pink; text-shadow:-1px 1px 1px yellow; background-image: url('" . str_replace("'",'"',$clocksvg) . "'); }
    </style>

    “; ?>

  • clock recursive style functionality via an iframe onload event paradigm (with function clockif below) …
    <?php echo ”

    var documentURL=document.URL;
    var repcnt=0, cnb='', isov='', txils=[];
    var thistz=(location.search.split('timezone=')[1] ? (decodeURIComponent(location.search.split('timezone=')[1].split('&')[0]) + '') : '');

    function clockif(iois) {
    if (iois.src.indexOf('About_Us.') == -1) {
    repcnt++;
    setTimeout(function(){ iois.src=iois.src.split('&rand=')[0] + '&rand=' + repcnt; }, 1000);
    var aconto = (iois.contentWindow || iois.contentDocument);
    if (aconto != null) {
    if (aconto.document) { aconto = aconto.document; }
    if (aconto.body != null) {
    if (aconto.getElementById('pdfmt') && parent.document.getElementById('pdfmt')) {
    parent.document.getElementById('pdfmt').innerHTML=aconto.getElementById('pdfmt').innerHTML;
    if (repcnt == 1) {
    parent.document.getElementById('pdfmt').style.border='5px dotted pink';
    parent.document.getElementById('pdfmt').style.padding='5 5 5 5';
    if (eval('' + txils.length) > 1) {
    parent.document.getElementById('pdfmt').title='Timestamp for ' + documentURL.split('?')[1].split('&cl')[0].replace(/\&/g,' ').replace(/\=/g,' ').replace(/\%2F/g,'/').replace(/\%2f/g,'/') + txils[1].split('>')[0] + cnb;
    } else {
    parent.document.getElementById('pdfmt').title='Timestamp for ' + documentURL.split('?')[1].split('&cl')[0].replace(/\&/g,' ').replace(/\=/g,' ').replace(/\%2F/g,'/').replace(/\%2f/g,'/');
    }
    }
    }
    }
    }
    }
    }

    “; ?>
    … called into play via document.body onload Javascript …
    <?php echo ”

    <body onload="onlit(); if (documentURL.indexOf('clock=') != -1) { setTimeout(function(){ document.getElementById('justincase').src=documentURL=documentURL.replace('clock=','cloNOWAYck=') + '&rand=' + repcnt; }, 1000); } ">

    “; ?>
    … along with a new form submit button choice …
    <?php echo ”

    <input style=background-color:#f0f0f0; title=Clock type=submit id=clock name=clock value=Clock></input>

    “; ?>
  • dropdown option (subelement) emoji flag title …
    Locale
    <?php

    $locsel='';
    $arrl=ResourceBundle::getLocales('');
    for ($df=0; $df<sizeof($arrl); $df++) {
    $endih='';
    $lastword=explode('_',$arrl[$df])[-1 + sizeof(explode('_',$arrl[$df]))];
    $ends=explode("['" . explode('-',explode('_',$arrl[$df])[0])[0] . '-', $lochelper);
    if (sizeof($ends) > 1) {
    $endih.=' ' . explode("'", explode("['", $ends[0])[-1 + sizeof(explode("['", $ends[0]))])[0];
    }
    if (strpos($lochelpertwo, '>' . explode('-',explode('_',$arrl[$df])[0])[0] . '</a>') !== false) {
    //echo "yes " . explode('-',explode('_',$arrl[$df])[0])[0] . "\n<br>";
    //echo substr(explode('>' . explode('-',explode('_',$arrl[$df])[0])[0] . '</a>', $lochelpertwo)[0], -250,250);
    $interim=explode('</a>', explode('<tr', explode('>' . explode('-',explode('_',$arrl[$df])[0])[0] . '</a>', $lochelpertwo)[0])[-1 + sizeof(explode('<tr', explode('>' . explode('-',explode('_',$arrl[$df])[0])[0] . '</a>', $lochelpertwo)[0]))])[0]; //)[-1 + sizeof(explode('>', explode('</td>', explode('<tr', explode('>' . explode('-',explode('_',$arrl[$df])[0])[0] . '</a>', $lochelpertwo)[0];
    //exit;
    $aintm=explode('>', $interim)[-1 + sizeof(explode('>', $interim))];
    if (strpos($endih, ' ' . $aintm) === false) {
    if ($endih != '') {
    $endih.=' (' . $aintm . ')';
    } else {
    $endih.=' ' . $aintm;
    }
    }
    }
    if ($lastword == strtoupper($lastword) && strlen($lastword) == 2) {
    $endih.=' ' . orflag($lastword);
    }
    if ($endih != '') {
    $endih="\t" . $endih . '';
    }
    if (strpos(($arrl[$df] . '_'), '_') !== false) { //} && strpos($arrl[$df], '0') === false) {
    if ($locsel == '') {
    $locsel="<select onchange=\"if (this.value.trim().length != 0) { document.getElementById('locale').value=tzdef(this.value); }\" id=locsel><option id=\"loptone\" value=''>Optionally select a Locale below ...</option></select>";
    }
    $locsel=str_replace("</select>", "<option value='" . $arrl[$df] . "' translate=\"no\" title=\"" . $endih . "\">" . $arrl[$df] . "</option></select>", $locsel);
    }
    }

    ?>
    TimeZone
    <?php

    $yourtzlist="<select onchange=\"if (this.value.trim().length != 0) { document.getElementById('timezone').value=this.value; }\" id=tzsel><option id=\"toptone\" value=''>Optionally select a TimeZone below ...</option><option value='Africa/Abidjan' data-geo='5.31666,-4.03334,GMT,CI,+0'>Africa/Abidjan</option><option value='Africa/Accra' data-geo='5.55,-0.21667,GMT,GH,+0'>Africa/Accra</option><option value='Africa/Addis_Ababa' data-geo='9.03333,38.7,EAT,ET,+3'>Africa/Addis_Ababa</option><option value='Africa/Algiers' data-geo='36.78333,3.05,CET,DZ,+1'>Africa/Algiers</option> ... blah ... blah ... blah ... </select>";

    $yls=explode(" data-geo='", $yourtzlist);
    for ($iy=(-1 + sizeof($yls)); $iy>=1; $iy--) {
    if (sizeof(explode(',', $yls[$iy])) > 3) {
    $icp=explode(',', $yls[$iy])[3];
    //echo $icp;
    if ($icp == strtoupper($icp) && strlen($icp) == 2 && strpos($icp, '?') === false) {
    //echo $icp . ' data-geo="' . $yls[$iy] . ' becomes ' . ' title="' . orflag($icp) . '" data-geo="' . $yls[$iy];
    //exit;
    $yourtzlist=str_replace(" data-geo='" . $yls[$iy], ' title=' . "'" . orflag($icp) . "'" . " data-geo='" . $yls[$iy], $yourtzlist);
    }
    }
    }

    ?>

… in a changed “third draft” PHP code offering here, as a PHP web application, you can also try below.

Previous relevant PHP Intl Class Datetime Defaults Tutorial is shown below.

PHP Intl Class Datetime Defaults Tutorial

PHP Intl Class Datetime Defaults Tutorial

Onto the recent PHP Intl Class Datetime Tutorial start to a PHP Current Datetime Intl Using Internationalization web application we see a way forward improving …

  • default Locale and TimeZone presented …
    Locale
    <?php

    $defloc=Locale::acceptFromHttp($_SERVER['HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE']);

    ?>
    Timezone
    <?php

    $deficc=explode('_', str_replace('_posix','',$defloc))[-1 + sizeof(explode('_', str_replace('_posix','',$defloc)))];
    $yourtzlist="<select onchange=\"if (this.value.trim().length != 0) { document.getElementById('timezone').value=this.value; }\" id=tzsel><option id=\"toptone\" value=''>Optionally select a TimeZone below ...</option><option value='Africa/Abidjan' data-geo='5.31666,-4.03334,GMT,CI,+0'>Africa/Abidjan</option><option value='Africa/Accra' data-geo='5.55,-0.21667,GMT,GH,+0'>Africa/Accra</option><option value='Africa/Addis_Ababa' data-geo='9.03333,38.7,EAT,ET,+3'>Africa/Addis_Ababa</option><option value='Africa/Algiers' data-geo='36.78333,3.05,CET,DZ,+1'>Africa/Algiers</option> ... blah ... blah ... blah ... </select>";

    if (strpos($yourtzlist, ',' . $deficc . ',') !== false) {
    $ourtz=explode('<', explode('>', explode(',' . $deficc . ',', $yourtzlist)[1])[1])[0];
    } else {
    $ourtz="''"; //date.timezone; // ($_SERVER['TZ'] ?? (file_get_contents('/etc/timezone') ?: file_get_contents('/etc/localtime')))
    }

    ?>
  • add accompanying dropdown ways to select values from a list of what is available on Locale and TimeZone (as above) and Calendar …
    <?php

    $calsel='';
    if (1 == 1) {
    $bundle=new ResourceBundle('','ICUDATA');
    $cnames=[];
    $calendars=$bundle->get('calendar');
    foreach ($calendars as $n=>$v) {
    if ($calsel == '') {
    $calsel="<select onchange=\"if (this.value.trim().length != 0) { document.getElementById('calendar').value=this.value; }\" id=calsel><option value=''>Optionally select a Calendar system below ...</option></select>";
    }
    $calsel=str_replace("</select>", "<option value='" . $n . "'>" . $n . "</option></select>", $calsel);
    $cnames[]=$n;
    }
    }

    $locsel='';
    $arrl=ResourceBundle::getLocales('');
    for ($df=0; $df<sizeof($arrl); $df++) {
    if (strpos(($arrl[$df] . '_'), '_') !== false) { //} && strpos($arrl[$df], '0') === false) {
    if ($locsel == '') {
    $locsel="<select onchange=\"if (this.value.trim().length != 0) { document.getElementById('locale').value=tzdef(this.value); }\" id=locsel><option id=\"loptone\" value=''>Optionally select a Locale below ...</option></select>";
    }
    $locsel=str_replace("</select>", "<option value='" . $arrl[$df] . "'>" . $arrl[$df] . "</option></select>", $locsel);
    }
    }

    ?>
  • change input type=text placeholder reflect any previously selected Locale and TimeZone and/or Calendar …
    <?php echo ”

    echo "<h1>Show Current Time</h1><br><h3>RJM Programming - December, 2024</h3><br><h4>As per (white background textboxes optional) ...</h4><br><br><form method=GET onsubmit=\"if (document.getElementById('calendar').value.trim() != '') { document.getElementById('calendar').name='calendar'; } if (document.getElementById('locale').value.trim() == '' || document.getElementById('timezone').value.trim() == '') { return false; } return true;\" action=\"./i_eg.php\">
    <br><input type=text ondblclick=this.value=this.placeholder; style=background-color:yellow; id=locale name=locale placeholder=" . (isset($_GET['locale']) ? urldecode($_GET['locale']) : (isset($_POST['locale']) ? urldecode($_POST['locale']) : $defloc)) . " value='' title=Locale></input> " . $locsel . "
    <br><input type=text ondblclick=this.value=this.placeholder; style=background-color:yellow; id=timezone name=timezone placeholder=" . (isset($_GET['timezone']) ? urldecode($_GET['timezone']) : (isset($_POST['timezone']) ? urldecode($_POST['timezone']) : $ourtz)) . " value='' title=TimeZone></input> " . $yourtzlist . "
    <br><input type=text ondblclick=this.value=this.placeholder; style=background-color:white; id=calendar placeholder=" . (isset($_GET['calendar']) ? urldecode($_GET['calendar']) : (isset($_POST['calendar']) ? urldecode($_POST['calendar']) : "gregorian")) . " value='' title=Calendar></input> " . $calsel . "
    <br><br><input style=background-color:lightgreen; type=submit value=Display></input>
    </form>
    ";

    “; ?>

… and regarding Locale selections take the opportunity to gather up to the top of Locale and TimeZone dropdowns any options relevant to any Locale first selected …

<?php echo ”

<scri" . "pt type=text/javascript>
var ctynames=\"" . str_replace("\n","",$ctynames) . "\";
var canmakenothing=false, firstloc='';

function tzdef(inloc) { // wrapper around Locale dropdown selected value
var inicc=inloc.replace(/\-/g,'_').split('_')[eval(-1 + inloc.replace(/\-/g,'_').split('_').length)];
var jnicc=inicc;
var newtstuff='', newlstuff='', newts=0, newls=0, tvalis='';
if (ctynames.indexOf(\" value='\" + inicc + \"'>\") != -1) {
jnicc=ctynames.split(\" value='\" + inicc + \"'>\")[1].split('<')[0];
}
if (document.getElementById('timezone').value == '' && inicc.trim() != '' && inicc == inicc.toUpperCase() && eval('' + inicc.length) == 2) {
var tzoh=document.getElementById('tzsel').innerHTML;
var aftertopt=document.getElementById('toptone').outerHTML;
var tzloh=document.getElementById('locsel').innerHTML;
var afterlopt=document.getElementById('loptone').outerHTML;
var tzs=tzoh.split(',' + inicc + ',');
if (eval('' + tzs.length) > 1) {
//document.getElementById('timezone').value=tzs[1].split('>')[1].split('<')[0];
tvalis=tzs[1].split('>')[1].split('<')[0];
newtstuff+='<option value=\"' + tvalis + '\">' + tvalis + '</option>';
for (newts=1; newts<eval('' + tzs.length); newts++) {
if (tzs[newts].split('>')[1].split('<')[0] != tvalis) {
newtstuff+='<option value=\"' + tzs[newts].split('>')[1].split('<')[0] + '\">' + tzs[newts].split('>')[1].split('<')[0] + '</option>';
}
}
tzs=tzloh.split('_' + inicc + '\"');
if (eval('' + tzs.length) > 1) {
newlstuff+='<option value=\"' + inloc + '\">' + inloc + '</option>';
for (newls=1; newls<eval('' + tzs.length); newls++) {
if (tzs[newls].split('>')[1].split('<')[0] != inloc) {
newlstuff+='<option value=\"' + tzs[newls].split('>')[1].split('<')[0] + '\">' + tzs[newls].split('>')[1].split('<')[0] + '</option>';
}
}
}
}
if (tzoh.indexOf(aftertopt) != -1 && newtstuff != '') {
document.getElementById('tzsel').innerHTML=aftertopt.replace(' id=', ' data-id=').replace(' value=\"', ' value=\" ').replace(' a Time', ' ' + jnicc + ' Time') + newtstuff + aftertopt + tzoh.split(aftertopt)[1];
}
if (tzloh.indexOf(afterlopt) != -1 && newlstuff != '') {
document.getElementById('locsel').innerHTML=afterlopt.replace(' id=', ' data-id=').replace(' value=\"', ' value=\" ').replace(' a Locale', ' ' + jnicc + ' Locale') + newlstuff + afterlopt + tzloh.split(afterlopt)[1];
}
if (tvalis != '') { document.getElementById('timezone').value=tvalis; }
document.getElementById('locsel').value=inloc;
firstloc=inicc;
canmakenothing=true;
}
if (document.getElementById('tzsel').value == ' ' && canmakenothing) {
if (inicc != firstloc) {
document.getElementById('tzsel').value='';
}
}
return inloc.replace(/\-/g,'_');
}
</scr" . "ipt>

“; ?>

… containing an ISO-3166 2 letter Country Code at it’s end, mentioning that country’s name in that first option of the TimeZone dropdown, so that some users will see a Country Name in the mix, adding to relatability, perhaps.

We feel this considerably improves the User Experience using a changed “second draft” PHP code offering here, as a PHP web application, you can also try below.

Previous relevant PHP Intl Class Datetime Tutorial is shown below.

PHP Intl Class Datetime Tutorial

PHP Intl Class Datetime Tutorial

We’re back revisiting the PHP intl “Internationalization” class mentioned in “the AlmaLinux install feeling” PHP Mbstring Multibyte String and Intl Class Tutorial …

Reading a bit, we cottoned onto three data items being central to Datetime PHP intl usage being …

  1. locale
  2. timezone
  3. calendar … optional

… and, so, we’re starting our “learning curve” (we got great help from this excellent website developing …

<?php

if (isset($_GET['locale']) && isset($_GET['timezone']) && isset($_GET['calendar'])) {
$DateTime = new DateTime();
$IntlDateFormatter = new IntlDateFormatter(
urldecode($_GET['locale']) . '@calendar=' . urldecode($_GET['calendar']),
IntlDateFormatter::FULL,
IntlDateFormatter::FULL,
urldecode($_GET['timezone']),
IntlDateFormatter::TRADITIONAL);

echo '<p>' . $IntlDateFormatter->format($DateTime) . '</p><br><br>';
}

?>

…) in today’s “first draft” “proof of concept” offering here, as a PHP web application, you can also try below …

Previous relevant PHP Mbstring Multibyte String and Intl Class Tutorial is shown below.

PHP Mbstring Multibyte String and Intl Class Tutorial

PHP Mbstring Multibyte String and Intl Class Tutorial

We’re revisiting the PHP Mbstring Multibyte String Primer Tutorial of the past to see where we stand now with PHP 8 and …

  • mbstring “Multibyte String” extension … and …
  • intl “Internationalization Functions” extension

… and discovered that we can happily now have a chance incorporating these functionalities into PHP serverside logic into the future. We tested this with a tweaked mbstring_test.php “old way” live run and “new way” live run via the writing of a couple of “proof of concepts” …

Previous relevant PHP Mbstring Multibyte String Primer Tutorial is shown below.

PHP Mbstring Multibyte String Primer Tutorial

PHP Mbstring Multibyte String Primer Tutorial

Our (Mac OS X laptop) local MAMP web server is an Apache/PHP/MySql web server. In this environment you can find out a lot with some PHP code as per …

<?php phpinfo(); ?>

… and if, in doing this, you find a reference to the “mbstring” Multibyte String Information functionality existing, you are a lucky candidate to introduce some internationalization code into your PHP code, for those occasions where the destination language uses a UTF-8 character set where individual characters can not be described by the ascii character set from decimal 0 to decimal 255. In other words, it takes more than one byte to describe each character of the language. There are many languages like this, a few being the Chinese languages, Japanese and Korean.

We followed a lot of the advice of the very useful link (thanks) to create some PHP called …

… where we show what we always suspected but were too shy to ask, and didn’t flesh it out before … doh! … you can’t split a Chinese phrase’s characters into their individual characters and expect those characters individually translated bring you back to the sense of the Chinese phrase to start with.

So we take the Chinese phrase 火车票 (which translates into English as “Train tickets” … and we thank Google Translate for help with all this) and use PHP mbstring’s mb_str_split to properly split the Chinese into its constituent multibyte (UTF-8) characters (and along the way, show that PHP str_split messes up this same task, as you’d probably guess would happen), and then translate all these into English using Google Translate, as an intellectual exercise.

If this exercise makes you …

  • a) fall on the floor laughing
  • b) hit a gong with a huge hammer
  • c) cook up some deep fried dumplings
  • d) put the left chopstick in the right ear and the right chopstick in the left ear (please ask for adult supervision) … translation: do not do this
  • e) while reading you sweep the cat under the rug (no animals were harmed in the making of this blog posting)

… then we’re here to tell you that you need to take a Bex and have a lie down.

We are just showing in PHP that if the mbstring functionality is available to you, that the mbstring library of functionality can help with some Internationalization issues you may be grappling with and that this PHP code you could try via this live run link.

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