Greetings!
I've posted this before, but there are always new readers so here's my script
solution. One of these days I'll make it a function or something, but this
should give you a good general idea of how to do such a thing in case you need
it again in the future.
btw: This also calculates hours, minutes, seconds, etc between two dates. I
start with date/times in string format just for ease of reading but you really
only need them in serial date/time format ($stimestamp and $etimestamp):
<?php
# Standard format dates and times
$startdate = "10/30/02";
$starttime = "13:05:01";
$enddate = "12/30/03";
$endtime = "14:06:02";
# Break apart dates and times for mktime
list($smonth,$sday,$syear) = explode("/",$startdate);
list($emonth,$eday,$eyear) = explode("/",$enddate);
list($shour,$sminute,$ssecond) = explode(":",$starttime);
list($ehour,$eminute,$esecond) = explode(":",$endtime);
# Number of seconds in each timeframe, 1 month = 30 days
$secondsequiv = array("Years"=>31536000,
"Months"=>2592000,
"Days"=>86400,
"Hours"=>3600,
"Minutes"=>60);
# How many seconds between two dates/times
$stimestamp = mktime($shour,$sminute,$ssecond,$smonth,$sday,$syear);
$etimestamp = mktime($ehour,$eminute,$esecond,$emonth,$eday,$eyear);
$daydiff = $etimestamp - $stimestamp;
# Just to make sure I didn't use $remainder somewhere else in my script and
forgot
if (isset($remainder)) unset($remainder);
# Cycle through timeframes checking to see if number is large enough to be a
full year/month/day/etc
# If so, find out how many and store remainder for further processing
# If not, set to zero and continue processing
foreach ($secondsequiv as $timeframe=>$seconds) {
if (isset($remainder)) { $checkvalue = $remainder; } else { $checkvalue =
$daydiff; }
if ($checkvalue >= $seconds) {
$daydiffarr[$timeframe] = floor($checkvalue/$seconds);
$remainder = $daydiff % $seconds;
} else {
$daydiffarr[$timeframe] = 0;
}
}
# If $reminder is never used, then we're dealing with less than a minute's
worth of time diff
if (isset($remainder)) {
$daydiffarr["Seconds"] = $remainder;
} else {
$daydiffarr["Seconds"] = $daydiff;
}
# Display results
foreach ($daydiffarr as $timeframe=>$count) {
echo "$timeframe = $count<br>\n";
}
?>
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Hi
Is there any function avialable in PHP to calculate
the no of days by passing 2 dates like 1 argument is
1/1/2005 and the second one is 1/2/2005 then it
returns the no of days or how can i do that if there
is no builtin function .
Regards
Khuram Noman
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