Posted by Brian on 03/02/07 14:05

Hi all



I'm trying to write a script that works out the day of week, goes back to
previous Monday, then removes a week and sets up 2 timestamps.



EG, if the day was Wednesday 28 Feb 2007 then is would work out that the
Monday was the 26, then remove 7 days to give me my start data and add 6
days to give me my end date. So for Wednesday 28 Feb 2007 I should end up
with Mon 19th Feb to Sun 26th Feb



I have hit a problem, the way I am working it out all goes wrong at the
beginning of the month, bacuse of this



if ($daynum > 1) {

$d = $d - $daynum + 1;

}



Any ideas how I can do this?



$d = date("d"); // 01 to 31

$m = date("m"); // 01 through 12

$y = date("Y"); // 2006

$daynum = date("w");

if ($daynum > 1) {

$d = $d - $daynum + 1;

}

$d = $d - 7;

$startdate = mktime(0, 0, 0, $m,$d,$y);

$weeknumber = date("W", $startdate); // eg 6

$d = $d+6;

$m = date("m");

$y = date("Y");

$enddate = mktime(23, 59, 59, $m,$d,$y);



$realstartdate = date("D j M y H:i:s a", $startdate);

$realenddate = date("D j M y H:i:s a", $enddate);





Cheers

Brian





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