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Posted by Jonathan on 05/14/05 14:32
cybergoth_0@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
> I have extracted 2 dates using MySQL, StartDate and EndDate and also
> done a DATEDIFF to find out how many days between the two.
>
> What I am wanting to do in PHP is Starting from the StartDate loop
> around to a count of the DATEDIFF and add a checkbox with the day name
> next to it. Just can't seem to work out the code.
>
> A psuedo code example would be:
>
> Loop until x = DATEDIFF
> $DayName = format(StartDate, DATEADD(StartDate, x), '%D')
> echo "<input type='checkbox' /> $DayName"
> End
>
I think tou are looking for this function: strftime
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.strftime.php
Jonathan
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