[Dr-Leech]

Hi, anyone can help me..
i need to create an array from two dates given.

the array must contain d, m and y of each day between the two dates given.

ie:
Array ("d" => 16, "m" => 3, "y" => 2004);

i think that with PEAR is more easy.. instead a normal function is good too..

Thanks in advance...

[NeverMind]

if you are getting your date from a timestamp this is how to do what you want:

PHP Code:

//make sure that $timestamp have a valid timestamp..

$date['d'] = date('j', $timestamp);

$date['m'] = date('n', $timestamp);

$date['y'] = date('Y', $timestamp); 

if you are already having the date in DD-MM-YYYY from Mysql for example do this:

PHP Code:

//replace $DDMMYYYY with the date you have ..

$part = explode('-', $DDMMYYYY);



$date['d'] = $part[0];

$date['m'] = $part[1];

$date['y'] = $part[2]; 

I used the $array[key] method but you can do the same with $array = array('d' => date('j', $timestamp), ... etc..

[Dr-Leech]

Originally Posted by NeverMind

if you are getting your date from a timestamp this is how to do what you want:

PHP Code:

 //make sure that $timestamp have a valid timestamp..
 $date['d'] = date('j', $timestamp);
 $date['m'] = date('n', $timestamp);
 $date['y'] = date('Y', $timestamp); 

if you are already having the date in DD-MM-YYYY from Mysql for example do this:

PHP Code:

 //replace $DDMMYYYY with the date you have ..
 $part = explode('-', $DDMMYYYY);
 
 $date['d'] = $part[0];
 $date['m'] = $part[1];
 $date['y'] = $part[2]; 

I used the $array[key] method but you can do the same with $array = array('d' => date('j', $timestamp), ... etc..

Thanks.. i've solved it with this:

PHP Code:

 function arrayEntreFechas($primerFecha, $segundaFecha) {
     $f1 = explode("-", $primerFecha);
     $f1 = mktime(0,0,0,$f1[1],$f1[0],$f1[2]);
     
     $f2 = explode("-", $segundaFecha);
     $f2 = mktime(0,0,0,$f2[1],$f2[0],$f2[2]);
 
     $fechaMasUno = $f1;
     $c = 0;
     while ($fechaMasUno != $f2) {
         $fechaMasUno += 86400;
         $tmp = explode("-", date("d-m-Y",$fechaMasUno));
         $tmpArray[$c] = array("d" => $tmp[0], "m" => $tmp[1], "y" => $tmp[2]);
         
         $c++;
     }
     
     return $tmpArray;    
 }