Week list for the current date in PHP

18 Responses to Week list for the current date in PHP

1. Emil Bryggare says:

   18.06.2009. at 20:45

   Thanks, exactly what I was looking for!
2. bhanu says:

   09.07.2009. at 08:15

   Thanks. Its Really good work
3. Swetz says:

   03.03.2010. at 12:36

   Hey its really nice one.. exactly i required the same... good job..
   thanks
4. Tushar Mahajan says:

   02.04.2010. at 14:56

   Hey Thanks Man, Nice Work .
5. hello says:

   27.07.2010. at 14:54

   Not a Proper Working
6. dbunic says:

   30.07.2010. at 20:50

   @hello - This PHP function is used in production for a while and it works smoothly. I would gladly fix the problem if you can give more details. Thanks!
7. Ali says:

   17.08.2010. at 11:59

   NICE! Thanks this is really handy. I wonder, how would i get this to begin not at monday but at the day it is today and then list the next 6 days.
8. samkrish says:

   30.09.2010. at 10:34

   thanks for giving the logic.it's really working properly.....
   i got the determine result..
9. Stefan says:

   24.10.2010. at 19:10

   thanks for this snippet! saved my week..
10. santhosh says:

    12.04.2011. at 09:41

    yes it's working thanks a lot
11. santhosh says:

    12.04.2011. at 09:42

    $date = date('m/d/Y');
    $ts = strtotime($date);
    $dow = date('w', $ts);
    $offset = $dow - 1;
    if ($offset < 0) {
        $offset = 6;
    }
    $ts = $ts - $offset*86400;
    for ($i = 0; $i < 7; $i++, $ts += 86400) {
        $data .= date(" d", $ts);
    }
    $pieces = explode(" ", $data);
    
12. Dean says:

    10.06.2011. at 13:03

    How can I display just one date for a chosen day?
13. dbunic says:

    10.06.2011. at 14:00

    @Dean - This script will return whole week from Monday till Sunday for a given date. If you want to display (say Wednesday) it is enough to define $i=3 and to comment out the for loop. Something like this for the second example:

    $i = 3;
    // print week for the current date
    //for($i = 1; $i< = 7; $i++) {
        // timestamp from ISO week date format
        $ts = strtotime($year.'W'.$week.$i);
        print date("m/d/Y l", $ts) . "\n";
    //}
    
14. Dean says:

    14.06.2011. at 23:39

    Thanks. What I am trying to do is detect the current date, then display the days and dates for Monday through to Sunday for a timetable. I'm a bit noob.
15. dbunic says:

    15.06.2011. at 08:17

    @Dean - OK, here is modified PHP code that will display current week and mark current date.

    $format = 'm/d/Y l';         // set Date format
    $ts = time();                // set current Unix timestamp
    $today = date($format, $ts); // set today
    // find the year (ISO-8601 year number) and the current week
    $year = date('o', $ts);
    $week = date('W', $ts);
    // print week for the current date
    for($i = 1; $i <= 7; $i++) {
        // timestamp from ISO week date format
        $ts = strtotime($year.'W'.$week.$i);
        // set day
        $day = date($format, $ts);
        // test if $day is $today
        if ($day == $today) {
            $flag = ' [today]';
        }
        else {
            $flag = '';
        }
        // display result
        print $day . $flag . "\n";
    }
    

    ... and the result will be:

    06/13/2011 Monday
    06/14/2011 Tuesday
    06/15/2011 Wednesday [today]
    06/16/2011 Thursday
    06/17/2011 Friday
    06/18/2011 Saturday
    06/19/2011 Sunday
    
16. Nadeem says:

    11.10.2011. at 12:02

    Thanx its Really Helpfull
17. waseem says:

    17.10.2011. at 12:38

    NICE !!!!!!!!!!!! This is a very beautiful site.
    my every problem solve about PHP to read tutorial
18. Jag says:

    20.01.2012. at 21:36

    Hi there im trying to display next week using same principle but it doesnt seem to be working :S..i have used

    $nextweek=date("d m Y", strtotime("next Week"));

    and same structure as above but does not work.

    any suggestion on how i can print next week ??

    Thanks