Re: [PHP] Increase a month

2003-03-21 Thread Sebastian
i think strtotime() doesn't understand the $month variable, Since you are adding $month + 1 the function strtotime needs the + and the variable is not passing the + sign .. hope that makes sense .. instead of putting a variable in strtotime try just doing strtotime("+1 month"); and see if it works.

Re: [PHP] Increase a month

2003-03-21 Thread Kevin Stone
echo date("F"); // prints March echo date("F", strtotime("month + 1")); // prints April - Kevin - Original Message - From: "Boaz Yahav" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "shaun" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent

RE: [PHP] Increase a month

2003-03-21 Thread Boaz Yahav
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Re: [PHP] Increase a month

2003-03-20 Thread Justin French
For this exact instance (ie, trying to get the current month, and next month) then all you need is: Justin on 21/03/03 1:00 AM, shaun ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Hi, > > could someone tell me why this: > > $month = date(m); > echo "\$month: ".date(F,strtotime($month)).""; > $month = $mon

Re: [PHP] Increase a month

2003-03-20 Thread Joshua Moore-Oliva
date() returns a unix timestamp, which is in seconds. You are only adding one second. Try using mktime, and increment hte month argument there. Josh. On March 20, 2003 09:00 am, shaun wrote: > Hi, > > could someone tell me why this: > > $month = date(m); >echo "\$month: ".date(F,strtot