next 3 days..

[Amailer]

Okay

code:

<? $today = date('j'); $month = date('m'); $year = date('Y'); $date = 7 * 3 + $today; for($i=$today; $i < $date; $i++) {     $full_date = date('l F d, Y',mktime(0, 0, 0, $month, $i, $year));   echo $full_date . '<br/>';   } ?>

Since today is saturday, the script above will display something like..

Saturday March 20, 2004
Sunday March 21, 2004
Monday March 22, 2004
Tuesday March 23, 2004
Wednesday March 24, 2004
Thursday March 25, 2004
Friday March 26, 2004
Saturday March 27, 2004
Sunday March 28, 2004
Monday March 29, 2004
Tuesday March 30, 2004
Wednesday March 31, 2004
Thursday April 01, 2004
Friday April 02, 2004
Saturday April 03, 2004
Sunday April 04, 2004
Monday April 05, 2004
Tuesday April 06, 2004
Wednesday April 07, 2004
Thursday April 08, 2004
Friday April 09, 2004


But i don't want it to do that, i want it to display only the next 3 saturdays from today, so i want it to SKIP 7 days so it only displays

Saturday March 20, 2004
Saturday March 27, 2004
Saturday April 03, 2004

you know what i mean?

[Amailer]

code:

<? $today = date('j'); $month = date('m'); $year = date('Y'); $date = 7 * 3 + $today; for($i=$today; $i < $date; $i++) {         $full_date = date('l F d, Y',mktime(0, 0, 0, $month, $i, $year));   if(eregi(date('l'), $full_date)) {   echo $full_date . '<br/>';   } } ?>

got it that way....:S is there a BETTER way?????

[PaddyLong]

in the for loop instead of $i++ have $i+=7 ?

[Amailer]

PaddyLong wrote:

in the for loop instead of $i++ have $i+=7 ?

..thanks *dies* lol

[wtd]

Amailer wrote:

PaddyLong wrote:

in the for loop instead of $i++ have $i+=7 ?

..thanks *dies* lol

Or, you could have your loop do something like:

code:

$week_length = 7; for ($weeks_ahead = 0; $weeks_ahead < 3; $weeks_ahead++) {    $full_date = date('l F d, Y',mktime(0, 0, 0, $month, $today + $weeks_ahead * $week_length, $year));    echo $full_date . '<br/>'; }