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I am making a little PHP timetable for myself but the rooms change
every week, so I'm storing the dates of each week number (they're numbered 1 - 52). If there is any way of getting the sytem to count the weeks for me so I don't have to enter the dates of each week that would be greatly appreciated. The main thing I need is to be able to get the php script to recognise which week it is in and display the appropriate rooms - but I have never worked with dates at such a level and so I'm not sure how to that. I will also allow the user to select which week to look at (after displaying the current week) via a drop down box (that ONLY displays weeks that have not passed) - so any tips on that would be greatly appreciated too. Thanks in advance, James. |
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On 1 Nov, 12:49, James54321 <webmas...@jstokell.co.uk> wrote:
> I am making a little PHP timetable for myself but the rooms change > every week, so I'm storing the dates of each week number (they're > numbered 1 - 52). If there is any way of getting the sytem to count > the weeks for me so I don't have to enter the dates of each week that > would be greatly appreciated. The main thing I need is to be able to > get the php script to recognise which week it is in and display the > appropriate rooms - but I have never worked with dates at such a level > and so I'm not sure how to that. I will also allow the user to select > which week to look at (after displaying the current week) via a drop > down box (that ONLY displays weeks that have not passed) - so any tips > on that would be greatly appreciated too. > > Thanks in advance, James. Now when I have a question like "Can I get php to tell me what week it is?", my first thought is to look at the manual. My thought process would have me search the manual for "week number" and then, seeing as his has to do with dates, I would search the manual to see whether there are any suitable date functions. My advice is to try this yourself in future. You will learn a lot more if you use the manuals, than just by asking someone else for the answers all the time. http://uk.php.net/manual/en/ |
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..oO(James54321)
>I am making a little PHP timetable for myself but the rooms change >every week, so I'm storing the dates of each week number (they're >numbered 1 - 52). If there is any way of getting the sytem to count >the weeks for me so I don't have to enter the dates of each week that >would be greatly appreciated. The main thing I need is to be able to >get the php script to recognise which week it is in and display the >appropriate rooms - but I have never worked with dates at such a level >and so I'm not sure how to that. Check the parameters of strftime() or date(). Also note that some years have 53 weeks. Micha |