On 03 February 2004 16:16, William Bailey contributed these pearls of wisdom:
Ok. Its been a long day and my brain is starting to shut down
so...
How would i work out which year the 'W' relates to?
I have a unix timestamp value and want to end up with the
correct 'YW'
value.
Look at
William Bailey wrote:
Hi all,
Can somebody please explain this for me...
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/home/wb [11]- php
?php
$time = strtotime('now -5 weeks');
printf(\n\n%s is in week %d of the year %d\n\n, date('Y-m-d', $time),
date('W', $time), date('Y', $time));
?
^D
2003-12-30 is in week 1
Hi Mike,
Because week 1 is defined as the first week with four or more days in
the new year. Therefore, working backwards, the 29th-31st are also in
week 1 in 2004.
Thanks, So now i will just have to check the year and then work out from
that what the correct year should be. (i need to get a
Ok. Its been a long day and my brain is starting to shut down so...
How would i work out which year the 'W' relates to?
I have a unix timestamp value and want to end up with the correct 'YW'
value.
William Bailey wrote:
Hi Mike,
Because week 1 is defined as the first week with four or more
On Wednesday 04 February 2004 00:16, William Bailey wrote:
Ok. Its been a long day and my brain is starting to shut down so...
How would i work out which year the 'W' relates to?
I have a unix timestamp value and want to end up with the correct 'YW'
value.
Would it have anything to do with
I really have to stop replying to myself :) Anyway i think that i have
the solution...
function timestamp2YearWeek ($time) {
if (date('z', $time) 360 date('W', $time) == 1) {
return sprintf('%d%02d', date('Y', $time)+1, date('W', $time));
}else{
return sprintf('%d%02d',
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