Posted by ZeldorBlat on 09/14/07 19:59

On Sep 14, 3:22 pm, cla <cla...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm using this code on an application to track football schedules:
> ----
> $season = '2005';
> $basedate = strtotime('this friday', strtotime('31 August '.$season));
>
> for($d=0;$d<=31;$d++) {
> $d2=strtotime("+".$d." day",$basedate);
> echo(date('m d Y',$d2)."\n");}
>
> ----
> The purpose is to find the first Friday on or after Aug. 31 in a given
> year. Plug '2005' into $season, and it flies through. Plug in
> '1905', however, and each step in the for loop takes about .5 sec.
> I'm running this code in PHP 5.2.1. Any ideas?

If all you want to do is find the first Friday on or after August 31
why do you need the loop?

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