"Curtis Gordon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Why not use $now_date = mktime(0,0,0,date('m'),date('d'),date('Y')); ?
Also, do you really use on each line? Wouldn't that just slow down
processing as PHP jumps in & out of "code mode?"
I have made those changes, thank you (I even read the integers required
thing but for some reason didn't register it).
Here is what I have now. Working with Dec 25, 2002 (a difference that
should be 14 days).
difference in days:
AND IT WORKS
Thank you Chris you have saved, my hairlin
Oh, and $today['wday'] ... that's the day of the week. I'm almost
positive you want the day of the month: $today['mday'].
hth,
~Chris
On Wed, 11 Dec 2002, Chris Wesley wrote:
> On Wed, 11 Dec 2002, Curtis Gordon wrote:
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> > future date:
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> > current date:
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> > > (0,0,0
On Wed, 11 Dec 2002, Curtis Gordon wrote:
> future date:
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> current date:
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> (0,0,0,$today['month'],$today['wday'],$today['year']);?>
$today['month'] is text, ie. "December", and mktime() requires all
integer arguments. If you use $today['mon'] instead, it seems like
you'll get what you wa
HI! I have two dates, one in the future, and the current date, I want to
calculate the difference between the two in # of days. I have converted
both dates to seconds:
future date:
current date:
Then I found the difference between the two:
Now I want to convert the difference to "days":
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