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"PHP Problem (built-in date function)"

Well, I've created a little Calendar, but for some which I can't figure out, October 2003 repeats the 26th twice for some reason.

The working script is
http://www.chrisjhaig.co.uk/Calendar.php

The source is:
http://www.chrisjhaig.co.uk/Calendar.txt

Could anyone give any indication as to why the 26th is displayed twice??

Thanks to anyone who might be able to help.

I think it's a general shortsightedness-of-the-programming-world problem to be honest :)

Yes, that is when the world will end, so didn't see the point in going past that :)

Apparently, on reading into it, PHP doesn't like dates past 2037 ... which is, strange.

So, its the PHP people's fault, not mine :)

Your dates appear to stop in 2038. Are you expecting the world to stop then?

;-)

Nice calender though, better than anything I could do *self-pity*

its a calendar with colours.

ok, just altered it slightly, wouldn't mind any comments on it as a basic calendar if anyone is about??

Thanks.

Nice one :c)

Thanks for that, seems to be working as intended now :c)

Thanks again :c)

Look at all the smileys!

Shame they've got no noses...

:c)

Nice one :)

Thanks for that, seems to be working as intended now :)

Thanks again :)

cjh wrote:
> Could anyone give any indication as to why the 26th is displayed
> twice??
>

Try changing

$Start = mktime(0, 0, 0, $Month, 1, $Year);

to something like

$Start = mktime(1, 0, 0, $Month, 1, $Year);

ie, don't create a point in time where no time has passed for that particular day.

Hmm that seems like some tables with dates fitted in them o.O