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PHP is a server-side scripting language designed for web development but also used as a general-purpose programming language.
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Date format with Salesforce REST API
Here's the "dirty" solution I've implemented : upon receiving the date, I preg replace the pattern /\.[\d]{3}/ (removing the milliseconds) and then I'm good to go to create a date from the format ISO8 …
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Date format with Salesforce REST API
Salesforce's documentation states the date format is ISO8601 but when I do the following in PHP :
// The value I retrieve is "2014-11-20T14:23:44.000+0000"
$date = \Datetime::createFromFormat(\Datetime … ::ISO8601, [value]);
PHP throws an error saying it couldn't create a date with this format and this value. …
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