in PHP, coming out in yyy-mm-dd
date("Y-m-d", mktime(0,0,0, date("m"), date("d")+14, date("Y"));
untested, so please test it - this will ignore hours, minutes, seconds (the
leading 3 0's) and make a timestamp using mktime for this month, this day +
14, this year, then return it formatted as yyy-mm-dd
HTH
Beau
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// How do you get the date that is 14 days from today's date?
// I can get that date with mysql monitor but PHP. I am using
// PHP4 and MySQL. I
// have tried many things but nothing works.
// Does anyone give me a help?
//
// Thank you.
// Ben
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