> I don't know of another program. As long as you write a unix timestamp > or some date format that can be parsed by strtotime(), then you can do > it this way. Use fopen()/fread() to get the last time saved in the file. > If you're using unix timestamps, just see if the current time is greater > than the old timestamp + 28 days... > > If(time() < $old_timestamp + 60*60*24*28) > { //run script and save new time(); } > > ---John W. Holmes... >
Thanks alot for all the help. Using cron to run the checktime script I can then make sure the process gets run on the exact time it needs to be run along with the exact date in the file. Ed -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php