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30-Jul-2004, 06:03
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Better solution can be found here: PHP - date adding Years, Months, Days, Minutes.
Hello hellcat1, You ask a very interesting question... one I asked myself many moons ago! The example in that thread was good only for a while and obviously what I use right now is totally re-written (and not so specific). If you hang on for a just an hour or so, I'll be done with my usual, daily online tasks and post the function that may help you do what you want to do into the PHP Code Library. I'll reply here once it's done... __________________
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30-Jul-2004, 06:52
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I still have much to add to the thread, but here is the function that allows you to easily calculate a due date in your PHP scripts: Calculate Due Dates. Your comments, suggestions and bug reporting is appreciated.
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30-Jul-2004, 07:45
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