Hi:
The problem is that you have transposed your date elements.
See this:
http://xn--ovg.com/a3.php
Try this code:
<?php
echo"<h1> date test (d/m/y)</h1>";
$start = "05-09-07";
$start = explode('-',$start);
$startmk = mktime(0,0,0,$start[1],$start[0],$start[2]);
$startdate = date('d-m-y',$startmk);
print_r($start);
for($i=0;$i<10;$i++){
$nextdate = date('d-m-y',$startmk + ($i*604800));
echo"<h1>$i: $startdate -- -- --$nextdate</h1>";
}
?>
Best,
tedd
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At 1:51 PM +0100 3/29/06, Adrian Bruce wrote:
Hi
I am having an unusual problem when trying to calculate dates in
advance from a start date. the code below shows a loop where by on
each run an increasing number of weeks is added to the start date,
this works as expected up untill the 8th time where for some reason
it produces 01-11-05 instead of 02-11-05. I am at a loss as to why
this would happen when it works perfectly for all the other dates.
where am i going wrong?
[snip]
<?php
echo"<h1> date test</h1>";
$start = "05-09-07";
$start = explode('-',$start);
$startmk = mktime(0,0,0,$start[1],$start[2],$start[0]);
$startdate = date('d-m-y',$startmk);
for($i=0;$i<10;$i++){
$nextdate = date('d-m-y',$startmk + ($i*604800));
echo"<h1>$i: $startdate -- -- --$nextdate</h1>";
}
?>
OUTPUT:
0: 07-09-05 -- -- --07-09-05
1: 07-09-05 -- -- --14-09-05
2: 07-09-05 -- -- --21-09-05
3: 07-09-05 -- -- --28-09-05
4: 07-09-05 -- -- --05-10-05
5: 07-09-05 -- -- --12-10-05
6: 07-09-05 -- -- --19-10-05
7: 07-09-05 -- -- --26-10-05
8: 07-09-05 -- -- --01-11-05
9: 07-09-05 -- -- --08-11-05
[/snip]
Thanks a lot
Ade
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