====== userDate ======
~~NOTOC~~
<WRAP right box>
== syntax ==
  string userDate(){
         int $timestamp,
         optional string $dateFormat='YYYY-MM-DD',
         optional bool $useGmt=false
         }
         
</WRAP>
===== Description =====
The function ''userDate()'' accepts a user provided Unix Timestamp value, and uses the date/time functionality of the database server to return a date string . For more information about formatting options, see the PHP date format. The optional 3rd argument forces the date to be adjusted to GMT.
===== Usage =====
<code php>
/*
 * Connection to SQL Server database assumed
 */
$d = $db->userDate(time(), 'm/d/Y' );
print $d;
/*
 * Returns the following string: '08/12/2015
 */
</code>