RE: [PHP] date check

[Niklas Lampén]

$FourteenDays = 86400 * 14;
$var = $FourteenDays - (strtotime($date2) - strtotime($date1));

Now if $var is  0, 14 days has not passed.


Niklas

-Original Message-
From: Fredrik [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 12. maaliskuuta 2003 12:06
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] date check


Hi

I want to check if  $var  14 days or $var   14 days

($var = $date2  - $date1)

$date1 = 2003-01-16;
$date2 = 2003-03-16;


How can i check this?
Are there any functions for this or do i have to make one?





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RE: [PHP] Date check

[Jon Haworth]

Hi Fredik,

 I have to dates that i want to check who is biggest.
 
 This does not work:
 if( $date1  $date2){
 
 
 How can i check them?

Presumably they're in SQL format, or something similar? 

The easiest way is to convert them to unix timestamps (look into the date()
and mktime() functions to see how this is done).

Timestamps are integers representing the number of seconds since 1st January
1970, so comparisons are extremely easy :-)

Cheers
Jon

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