Posted by Geoff Berrow on 10/05/35 11:53

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Mike contained the following:

>a) get the current date plus 1 year so I can store this in a db. I've
>looked at mktime() but this just adds 1 to the year. What happens if
>the current date is feb 29th. If its a leap year next year feb the
>29th won't happen?

mktime generates a unix timestamp which is the number of seconds since
Jan 1st 1970 If you add one to the year bit in mktime it will make a
time stamp one year on. Formatting the timestamp using the date
function will give you a valid date, whatever that date may be. In this
case I should think it will give you March 1st.

What's the problem?

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