Unboxing Mind

Most debugger consoles support displaying objects directly. Just use console.log(obj); Depending on your debugger this most likely will display the object in the console as a collapsed tree. You can open the tree and inspect the object. console.dir  and  JSON.stringify(obj)  will give you back a string representation of the object.

int   strtotime  (  string   $time  [,  int   $now  = time()  ] ) <?php echo  strtotime ( "now" ),  "\n" ; echo  strtotime ( "10 September 2000" ),  "\n" ; echo  strtotime ( "+1 day" ),  "\n" ; echo  strtotime ( "+1 week" ),  "\n" ; echo  strtotime ( "+1 week 2 days 4 hours 2 seconds" ),  "\n" ; echo  strtotime ( "next Thursday" ),  "\n" ; echo  strtotime ( "last Monday" ),  "\n" ; echo  date (  "Y-m-d" ,  strtotime (  "2009-01-31 +1 month"  ) );  // PHP:  2009-03-03 echo  date (  "Y-m-d" ,  strtotime (  "2009-01-31 +2 month"  ) );  // PHP:  2009-03-31 $Date  =  strtotime ( '2011-02-22' );  // February 22nd, 2011. 28 days in this month, 29 next year. echo  date ( 'n/j/Y' ,  strtotime ( '+1 year, +7 days' ,  $Date ));  // add 1 year and 7 days. prints 2/29/2012 echo  "

you have to make some changes in this code according to you need but it wil help you alot.... 1: View: <?php echo $this->food; ?> <?php echo $this->cab; ?> 2:Controller:  public function indexAction(){      $ReimbursermentFood=new Form_Webchutney( array('selectForm' => '__FOOD_REIMBURSEMENT'));   $ReimbursermentCab=new Form_Webchutney( array('selectForm' => '__CAB_REIMBURSEMENT')); $Employeearray=array();       $Employeearray['AccountManager']='Account Manager';   $Employeearray['aktel']=' aktel ';   $Employeearray['saurabh.patel']='saurabh patel';   $ReimbursermentFood->setAction('/user/reimbursement/food');   $ReimbursermentFood->setAttrib("id","foodForm");   $AccountManager = $ReimbursermentFood->getElement('AccountManager');   $AccountManager->setLabel(