I was wondering if anyone knew of a PHP function or a way that you can
compare a date range and an IF/ELSE statement or a SWITCH statement? I'm
trying to design code that will open a specific page between a certain set
of dates so that I can include the promotions pages for a whole year and
when the person opens the page, it compares that date with a date range,
then opens the appropriate page for that month or date range.

Any thoughts? Thanks!

On Mar 19, 9:12 pm, "news.kingston.net" <gwat...@kingston.net> wrote:
> I was wondering if anyone knew of a PHP function or a way that you can
> compare a date range and an IF/ELSE statement or a SWITCH statement? I'm
> trying to design code that will open a specific page between a certain set
> of dates so that I can include the promotions pages for a whole year and
> when the person opens the page, it compares that date with a date range,
> then opens the appropriate page for that month or date range.
>
> Any thoughts? Thanks!

Dear Mr./Mrs. Net, Kingston Net,

1) translate your date to a unix timestamp
2) do a simple if/else

good luck
Martin

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Martin,

Thanks! I have about 12 different conditions, so I will probably try using
a Switch/Case instead of a If/Else, just for faster switching. I just
wasn't sure how to convert the date into a value that was usable.

Thanks again!

Greg W.

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> On Mar 19, 9:12 pm, "news.kingston.net" <gwat...@kingston.net> wrote:
>> I was wondering if anyone knew of a PHP function or a way that you can
>> compare a date range and an IF/ELSE statement or a SWITCH statement? I'm
>> trying to design code that will open a specific page between a certain
>> set
>> of dates so that I can include the promotions pages for a whole year and
>> when the person opens the page, it compares that date with a date range,
>> then opens the appropriate page for that month or date range.
>>
>> Any thoughts? Thanks!
>
> Dear Mr./Mrs. Net, Kingston Net,
>
> 1) translate your date to a unix timestamp
> 2) do a simple if/else
>
> good luck
> Martin
>
> ------------------------------------------------
> online accounting on bash bases
> Online Einnahmen-Ausgaben-Rechnung
> http://www.ea-geier.at
> ------------------------------------------------
> m2m server software gmbh
> http://www.m2m.at
>