Hi
Here is a messy solution, but I think it does what you want using strtotime()
(well worth looking up in the manual :)
<?
$weeks = 30;
$year = date("Y");
$monday1 = strtotime("1 monday",strtotime("1/1/".$year)); //get unix
time of first monday of this year
$monday = intval(date("d",$monday1)); //get the
day of the month
if($monday != 1):
$week1 = strtotime("-1 week",$monday1); //first
week started last year
else:
$week1 = $monday1; //neat
this year started on a monday
endif;
$start = strtotime($weeks." monday",$week1); //get unix
time of start * the number of weeks
$end = strtotime("next sunday",$start); //get unix
time of end
//print them out as dates
echo "Week $weeks start date = ".date("d/m/Y",$start)." end date =
".date("d/m/Y",$end)."<br>";
?>
Tom
At 02:55 AM 16/06/2002 +0300, Rosen wrote:
>Hi,
>how can I determine dates (start & end ) in one week.
>I.e. 30th week is between 22.07.2002 and 28.07.2002 .
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