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May 13, 2012 10:25
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Week Start & End Timestamps
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<?php | |
// This creates a date string in the format YYYY-WNN, which is | |
// a four digit year followed by a hyphen and letter W then the | |
// two digit week number | |
$strtotime = date("o-\WW"); | |
// The $start timestamp contains the timestamp at 0:00 on the | |
// Monday at the beginning of the week | |
$start = strtotime($strtotime); | |
// and the end timestamp is six days later just before midnight | |
$end = strtotime("+6 days 23:59:59", $start); | |
// Display each of the timestamps and the corresponding date | |
echo "$start: ".date("r", $start).PHP_EOL; | |
echo "$end: ".date("r", $end).PHP_EOL; | |
?> |
Ah, thanks for the spot, it was actually with a slash originally, must have lost that along the way!
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There is just one little problem:
date("o-WW") returns 2012-2828
you need to use date("o-\WW") which returns 2012-W28
now you can use the strtotime function, otherwise it just returns false.