Derived from your example which you provided a bit late
echo date('d-m-Y a H:i:s') . ' hours';
be sure to use the exact syntax given! Using double quotes "
instead of single ones '
will result in you getting a tab for
, you'd than need to use \a\t
for proper syntax as in the example below:
echo date("d-m-Y \a\t H:i:s") . ' hours';
This is due to how php quoting works and has nothing to do with date formatting, things in '
don't get escaped while those in "
do, so if you use "
be sure to use double backslashes \
.
If it's a datetime object
echo $datetime->format('d-m-Y a H:i:s') . ' hours';
if you already have it as a string
echo str_replace(' ', ' at ', $datetime) . ' hours';
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