Dave --
...and then Dave G said...
%
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% My problem is that I can't figure out how to compare the results
% of the query to the dates on the calendar so that they display on the
% right dates.
OK.
% I thought I should put those date in an array and then on each
% date, search tha
Dave G wrote:
Burham
why don't
you do an in_array() check for each date that you print.
Hope this helps.
Yes, this helps a lot!
However, I'm still stuck on how to get my list of dates into the array.
I've been searching around on the Internet, and it seems that one has to
construct a for() lo
Burham
> why don't
> you do an in_array() check for each date that you print.
> Hope this helps.
Yes, this helps a lot!
However, I'm still stuck on how to get my list of dates into the array.
I've been searching around on the Internet, and it seems that one has to
construct a for() loop in order
Dave G wrote:
PHP Gurus,
Why hello young pedawan
I guess what I really am asking is, what is the most efficient
way for me to compare the dates on the calendar with the dates in my
database and display matches as links.
If you have an array of dates (events) -- and you want to create a
ca
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