[RESOLVED] Date Function (Julian/Ordinal)

[liunx]

The function below worked GREAT under PHP4, but under PHP5 it fails. Does anyone have any ideas as to why? The function should take a human formatted date (mm/dd/YYYY) and convert it to a Julian/Ordinal (YYYYddd) Date.

function human_to_julian($date)
{

$utime = strtotime($date, "m/d/Y");

if (date(z, $utime)<10) {
$result = date(Y00z, $utime)+1;
return $result;
}
elseif (date(z, $utime)>=10 and date(z, $utime)<100) {
$result = date(Y0z, $utime)+1;
return $result;
}
elseif (date(z, $utime)>=100) {
$result = date(Yz, $utime)+1;
return $result;
}

}


The error I am receiving:
"strtotime() expects parameter 2 to be long"

TIA for any help in resolving thisI couldn't figure this out yesterday for the life of me... This morning as I'm posting it it's pretty obvious.. Heres the new function in case anyone ever needs it:

function human_to_tds($date)
{
$utime = strtotime($date);

if (date(z, $utime)<10) {
$result = date(Y00z, $utime)+1;
return $result;
}
elseif (date(z, $utime)>=10 and date(z, $utime)<100) {
$result = date(Y0z, $utime)+1;
return $result;
}
elseif (date(z, $utime)>=100) {
$result = date(Yz, $utime)+1;
return $result;
}
}