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Palmer · June 28th, 2009

That makes more sense, thanks for clarifying.
But trust me, i know what I'm talking about.
I already know that it exports it as (x)HTML and it's "server-side" etc.
I wouldn't have made this thread if I didn't know what php was.

Leezpo is just a douche bag for posting that, regardless. he still sucks ass for putting that on there and they are retarded for freaking out like "Oh noes my IP".

Anyways, who gives a fuck, on with the thread.

Quote:

<?php
$now = getdate(time());
$time = mktime(0,0,0, $now['mon'], 1, $now['year']);
$date = getdate($time);
$dayTotal = cal_days_in_month(0, $date['mon'], $date['year']);

print '<table><tr><td colspan="7"><strong>' . $date['month'] . '</strong></td></tr>';
for ($i = 0; $i < 6; $i++) {
print '<tr>';
for ($j = 1; $j <= 7; $j++) {
$dayNum = $j + $i*7 - $date['wday'];
//Print a cell with the day number in it. If it is today, highlight it.
print '<td';
if ($dayNum > 0 && $dayNum <= $dayTotal) {
print ($dayNum == $now['mday']) ? ' style="background: #ccc;">' : '>';
print $dayNum;
}
else {

print '>';
}
print '</td>';
}
print '</tr>';
if ($dayNum >= $dayTotal && $i != 6)
break;
}
print '</table>';
?>

Empty calendar pwn't. XD
(lame joke) =/

Twisted420 · June 28th, 2009

A tip for you palmer, echo statments are faster than print. And instead of concatenating the different parts together, with echo, just use a comma to separate each one. It's much more efficient.

Also, whenever using for loops, if you are just incrementing or decrementing the value each time, increment the value before php reads it, like this: ++$i. Otherwise, when doing this: $i++, php must first read the value of $i, increment it, and the read it again. It's much more efficient to increment the value beforehand.

If someone has an idea of something they would like to see coded in PHP, let me know.

Palmer · June 29th, 2009

... FML.
Thanks for the tip..?
I'll have to work on that then. =/

DoG MikkyW · June 30th, 2009

That's cool. I always wondered why Rik told me to put the increments before the var. Thanks!

Twisted420 · July 2nd, 2009

Come on people, nobody has anything PHP related they want to share? You people are no fun.

Xon · July 2nd, 2009

? What do you mean good sir?

DoG MikkyW · July 3rd, 2009

I honestly don't know PHP. I'm going to start learning it this August.

Xon · July 3rd, 2009

Really? I don't know much, but enough to mess with scripts and such needed for editing forums and crap.

Palmer · July 3rd, 2009

Yeah, you guys are lame, post more PHP. lol. =p

Xon · July 3rd, 2009

Hey palmer, any good with templates and shit?

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