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PHP, if date() is between ......

Bananna man

Hey,

Im trying to write an if statement that will run if the date is for example any monday between 10:00 and 14:00.

How would i go about this? How do i compare the current date() with a date set in a variable?

Thanks

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Karoma

Use getdate() -> This will return an array containg the date and
time.. You can then check against the array data..

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<?php
  if (date('l') == "Monday" & date('G') >= 10 & date('G') <= 14)
  {
     echo "Do stuff";
  }
?>

Seems to work...
Looky here for specific arguments to the date function >> http://ie.php.net/date

Bananna man

DonkeyStyle \o/ wrote:
<?php
  if (date('l') == "Monday" & date('G') >= 10 & date('G') <= 14)
  {
     echo "Do stuff";
  }
?>
Seems to work...
Looky here for specific arguments to the date function >> http://ie.php.net/date

Nice one, thats got it sorted!!