This is an example of what I'm talking about.
Week 1 pages would be visible starting June 3rd
Week 2 pages would be visible starting June 10th
Week 3 pages would be visible starting June 17th
Use a database. Store information about each file in the database,
including a release
Hello,
I'm probably not using the right terminology for what I want to know, but I'll explain
it as best I
can.
I am in the planning stage of building an online course room. Each week I need to
upload pages for
that weeks lesson and assignments. What I want to know is if there is a way for me
On Wednesday 29 May 2002 11:52, Dr. Indera wrote:
I am in the planning stage of building an online course room. Each week I
need to upload pages for that weeks lesson and assignments. What I want to
know is if there is a way for me to have all 8 weeks of the course pages
created and upload
I think that is right Jay,
you can use mktime() to change the date into unix time and then create the if
statement
if ((mktime([current])) == (mktime([date of assignment])) {
echo link to assignment
}
something along those lines..
you can easily check it by setting the system clock
actually that should be
for ($n = 1; $n = $number_of_assignments; $n++) {
if (mktime($current) = mktime($assignment[$n]) {
echo assignment[$n]br\n;
}
}
Jule
On Wednesday 29 May 2002 00:31, Jule wrote:
I think that is right Jay,
you can use mktime() to change
hi jule,
thank you for the script and don't worry about the # of posts. i admire your
dedication.
indera
Jule wrote:
I really should be more clear on my scripts
I'm sorry
$assignment[1][date] = date(); // date in mktime format see www.php.net
$assignment[2][date] = date();
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