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Posted by Adam on 03/22/07 14:04
On Thu, 22 Mar 2007 14:47:56 +0100, J.O. Aho wrote:
Wow! After a *long* break from this group, i'd forgotten how lightning
fast people here are ;-) Good to be back!
>> I need to be able to return the corresponding dates for Mondays - and
>> have tried various functions, scripts with varying degrees of success.
>> date('d-M-Y', strtotime('this monday'));
>>
>> ... works, as does:
>>
>> date('d-M-Y', strtotime('last monday'));
>>
>> However, whilst this function works well most of the time, for some
>> reason it pukes on Monday 19th March - and always returns 18th Mar
>> (which is a Sunday!).
>Sure you haven't set the year to 2002 or 2013?
Nope - I'm not playing with the year in any way.
>Does "date('d-M-Y', strtotime('last monday')+1);" make any difference?
Yes. The only way I could kludge it was to use:
date('d-M-Y', strtotime('last monday')+7)
- which gave the correct date (Mon 12th + 7 = Mon 19th). It was "this
monday" that was returning the wrong date.
I tried a function - getMondays($year) - as grabbed from the php.net
online manual hints and that one fails on that same Monday as well -
though it uses a mktime approach.
>> I could understand it if it crossed a leap year threshold of some sort
>> (eg. Feb 28th) - but 18 March???
>> This is with both PHP4 and PHP5.
>What system does the php run on?
Local servers on WinXP and Ubuntu - remote is on Unix. Same problem on
all three systems.
Weird!
Adam.
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