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Hi, I need a panel. It should show a sertan content each day. Like on monday it should say "Make a new podcast" and on Tuesday it shoud say "Make a new article" an so on all day in the week.
Is this hard to do?
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Starefossen
Is this hard to do?
Regards
Starefossen
Edited by starefossen on 13-01-2007 02:22,
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It's actually easy!
this code just tells you what day of the week it is. 0 is sunday and 6 saturday. so just use below code to display anything you like whenever you like.
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$whatday = date("w");this code just tells you what day of the week it is. 0 is sunday and 6 saturday. so just use below code to display anything you like whenever you like.
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if($whatday=="0"){
echo"sunday";
}
if($whatday=="1"){
echo"monday";
}
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Thanx a lot fetloser. Fast replay, thats what I call good support :D :D
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openside("Ukentlig");
echo "$whatday = date("w");
if($whatday=="1"){
echo"Mandag";
}
else if($whatday=="2"){
echo"Tirsdag";
}
else if($whatday=="3"){
echo"Onsdag";
}
else if($whatday=="4"){
echo"Torsdag";
}
else if($whatday=="5"){
echo"Fredag";
}
else if($whatday=="6"){
echo"Lørdag";
}
else if($whatday=="0"){
echo"Søndag";
}";
closeside();What am I doing wrong?
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starefossen wrote:Code Download sourceopenside("Ukentlig");
echo "$whatday = date("w");
if($whatday=="1"){
echo"Mandag";
}
else if($whatday=="2"){
echo"Tirsdag";
}
else if($whatday=="3"){
echo"Onsdag";
}
else if($whatday=="4"){
echo"Torsdag";
}
else if($whatday=="5"){
echo"Fredag";
}
else if($whatday=="6"){
echo"Lørdag";
}
else if($whatday=="0"){
echo"Søndag";
}";
closeside();
What am I doing wrong?
Try that, I removed the echo " at the start, and "; at the end. It should work now.
answered
Exactly, you threw in a few echoes too many :)
you can of course remove all the space between lines in the code, that's just for easier viewing here.
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openside("Ukentlig");
$whatday = date("w");
if($whatday=="1"){
echo"Mandag";
}
if($whatday=="2"){
echo"Tirsdag";
}
if($whatday=="3"){
echo"Onsdag";
}
if($whatday=="4"){
echo"Torsdag";
}
if($whatday=="5"){
echo"Fredag";
}
if($whatday=="6"){
echo"Lørdag";
}
if($whatday=="0"){
echo"Søndag";
}
closeside();you can of course remove all the space between lines in the code, that's just for easier viewing here.
Edited by fetloser on 13-01-2007 08:40,
starefossen
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Thanx both of you. It's wrking now.. :)
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I know this is a simple code, but not knowing a lot about php yet,
how does date("w"); get the actual day of the week?
thanks
how does date("w"); get the actual day of the week?
thanks
answered
It's taken from server time setting.
You can read more on in the php manual on which format you can use and what the returned values will be:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function...n.date.php
You can read more on in the php manual on which format you can use and what the returned values will be:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function...n.date.php
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