$date = new Zend_Date(); $date->setMinute(15); echo $date->toString(); // outputs: current date/time with minutes set to 15
$date = new Zend_Date('2022-01-01 12:00:00'); $date->setMinute(30); echo $date->toString(); // outputs: 2022-01-01 12:30:00
// assuming $row is an associative array with a 'created_at' column $date = new Zend_Date($row['created_at']); $date->setMinute(45); echo $date->toString(); // outputs: date/time with minutes set to 45In all of these examples, we are using Zend_Date's setMinute() method to modify the minutes component of a date/time object. This method takes a single argument: the new value for the minutes component. Overall, Zend_Date is a powerful and flexible package library for working with dates and times in PHP applications. Its consistent API and intuitive methods make it easy to work with all kinds of date/time data, from simple time values to complex date ranges and durations.