Re: [PHP] RE: Reliable PHP web hosts
* Dan Pierce [EMAIL PROTECTED] [010813 09:24]: Does anyone have any experience with www.linuxwebhost.com or www.addr.com? I have been using linuxwebhost for most of my websites during the past year. I am generally satisfied, though I have been waiting for a reply from tech support on some questions I had about PHP support. It could be that they don't really know ;-) -- Jan Wilson, SysAdmin _/*]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Corozal Junior College | |:' corozal.com corozal.bz Corozal Town, Belize | /' chetumal.com linux.bz Reg. Linux user #151611 |_/ Network, SQL, Perl, HTML -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To contact the list administrators, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [PHP] age
* Jon Yaggie [EMAIL PROTECTED] [010805 16:35]:
does any one know where i can get a script that will convert a
birthdate in to an age. i have one half written however i have
incounter difficulties with dealing with leap years. perhaps soem
one would know the solution . .. or just a premade script is fine
This is one of those problems that sounds easy ... until you get into
it. It is leap years that make it messy. Try this ... it worked on
all the dates I threw at it, and has options for whether you want just
the year or a fraction, and the fraction can be decimal or days:
function age($birthdate) {
// $birthdate can be most any format
$bornUnix = strtotime($birthdate);
$born = getdate($bornUnix);
$todayUnix = time();
$today = getdate();
$last = array('year' = $today['year'], 'mon' = $born['mon'],
'mday'=$born['mday']);
$next = $last;
if ($today['mon'] $born['mon']) {
// before birthday
$last['year'] -= 1;
} elseif ($today['mon'] $born['mon']) {
// after birth month
$next['year'] += 1;
} else {
// in birth month
if ($today['mday'] $born['mday']) {
// before birthday
$last['year'] -= 1;
} elseif ($today['mday'] $born['mday']) {
// after birthday
$next['year'] += 1;
} else {
// happy birthday
$next['year'] += 1;
}
}
$age = $last['year'] - $born['year'];
// set $yearFraction to TRUE if you want fractional days
$yearFraction = TRUE;
if ($yearFraction) {
// set $yearDecimals to number of decimals desired
$yearDecimals = 3;
$lastUnix = mktime(0,0,0,$last['mon'],$last['mday'],$last['year']);
$nextUnix = mktime(0,0,0,$next['mon'],$next['mday'],$next['year']);
$daysThisYear = ($nextUnix-$lastUnix)/(24*60*60);
$daysSinceLast = ($todayUnix-$lastUnix)/(24*60*60);
if ($yearDecimals 0) {
// give decimal fraction
$age += $daysSinceLast/$daysThisYear;
$age = number_format($age,$yearDecimals);
} else {
// give actual fraction
$age .= . number_format($daysSinceLast,0) . / .
number_format($daysThisYear,0);
}
}
return $age;
}
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Re: [PHP] foreach and multiple arrays
* Chris Aitken [EMAIL PROTECTED] [010729 19:44]:
Something ive been working on and not having much success is this. I am
writing a function, and I want to be able to feed it the following -
function_name (
array(Apple,Red,10,20),
array(Banana,Yellow,10,20)
);
now, basically what I want to be able to do is, take each array andlist
each entry in the array as a variable.. eg..
(first loop run)
$title=Apple;
$value=Red;
$size1=10;
$size2=20;
(first loop run)
$title=Banana;
$value=Yellow;
$size1=10;
$size2=20;
etc. The function may have any number of entries (1 onwards) etc. I have
played with foreach() and other variants, but I just cant seem to find the
right combo of code to get it working.
This seems to work.
$array2d = array(
array(Apple,Red,10,20),
array(Banana,Yellow,10,20)
);
foreach($array2d as $rowNum = $rowVal) {
print Row $rowNum:br /\n;
print Title is $rowVal[0]br /\n;
print Value is $rowVal[1]br /\n;
print Size1 is $rowVal[2]br /\n;
print Size2 is $rowVal[3]br /\n;
};
Maybe it will give you a place to start.
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