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Posted by Stuart on 06/30/06 15:12
Thanks for that I will try it later.
Stuart
"Janwillem Borleffs" <jw@jwscripts.com> wrote in message
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> Stuart Colman wrote:
>> Janwillem,
>>
>> Thanks for that, almost there. Your code outputs the following:
>>
>> 2006 Jun Thu (01)
>> 2006 Jun Mon (12)
>> 2006 Jun Thu (15)
>> 2006 Jun Mon (26)
>> 2006 Jun Thu (29)
>>
>> There are a few dates missing from the list, such as Mon 5th, Thu
>> 8th, Mon 19th and Thu 22.
>>
>> Any ideas how to get these values too?
>>
>
> When I run the code on a Windows and a Linux box, I get the expected list:
>
> 2006 Jun Thu (01)
> 2006 Jun Mon (05)
> 2006 Jun Thu (08)
> 2006 Jun Mon (12)
> 2006 Jun Thu (15)
> 2006 Jun Mon (19)
> 2006 Jun Thu (22)
> 2006 Jun Mon (26)
> 2006 Jun Thu (29)
>
> On a FreeBSD box, however, I get the shortened list. The problem appears
> to be in this line:
>
> $ts = strtotime('next monday', $ts);
>
> On Windows and Linux, you will actually get the next monday, while on
> FreeBSD (and perhaps also on other OS's) it will just skip it.
>
> Removing "next" should fix it:
>
> $ts = strtotime('monday', $ts);
>
>
> JW
>
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