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at January 10, 2011 07:06 by JonnySnip3r
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<?php
function scheduleGameForNextWeek($date)
{
$day = substr($date,5,-9);
$month = substr($date,-8,3);
$year = substr($date, -4);
$month = strtolower($month);
switch($month)
{
case "jan":
$month = "01";
break;
case "feb":
$month = "02";
break;
case "mar":
$month = "03";
break;
case "apr":
$month = "04";
break;
case "may":
$month = "05";
break;
case "jun":
$month = "06";
break;
case "jul":
$month = "07";
break;
case "aug":
$month = "08";
break;
case "sep":
$month = "09";
break;
case "oct":
$month = "10";
break;
case "nov":
$month = "11";
break;
case "dec":
$month = "12";
break;
default:
$month = "00";
break;
}
return $newDate = date('F jS Y', mktime(0,0,0,$month,$day+7,$year));
}
$date = "Sun, 9 Jan 2011";
echo $newDate = scheduleGameForNextWeek($date);
?>
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This takes a date like so: Sat, 08 Jan 2011 from a database and allows you to use it in your code. For example if you wanted to work out a week from Sat, 08 Jan 2011 it can be done with ease. I created this for a project i am currently working on. There maybe an easier way to deal with this problem but its works so enjoy!
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Convert Pretty Dates with PHP
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php, date, function
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PHP