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Current Age Script, up to the last day
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    2005-06-08

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    script that calculates the current age up to the last day.. grammar correct.

    By : voldomazta

    <?

    function curage($gm,$gd,$gy){

    /**
    * Current Age Script
    * Coded by Ramon Alivio Jr. (2005-06-12)
    * Iloilo City, Philippines
    * http://www.thermokarst.co.nr
    *
    * Usage: -- echo curage(m,d,y); --
    * Where 'm' is birth month, 'd' is birth day
    * and 'y' is birth year
    **/

    $r = '';

    /**
    * days of each month
    **/

    for($x=1 ; $x<=12 ; $x++){

    $dim[$x] = date('t',mktime(0,0,0,$x,1,date('Y')));

    }


    /**
    * vars for current date
    **/

    $cm = date('n');
    $cd = date('j');
    $cy = date('Y');


    /**
    * calculate differences
    **/

    $m = $cm - $gm;
    $d = $cd - $gd;
    $y = $cy - $gy;


    /**
    * if the given day is ahead of the current day
    **/

    if($d < 0) {

    $td = $cd + $dim[$cm];
    $tm = $cm - 1;
    $d = $td - $gd;
    $m = $tm - $gm;
    if(($tm - $gm) < 0) {

    $tm += 12;
    $ty = $cy - 1;
    $m = $tm - $gm;
    $y = $ty - $gy;

    }

    }


    /**
    * if the given month is ahead of the current month
    **/

    if($m < 0) {

    $tm = $cm + 12;
    $ty = $cy - 1;
    $m = $tm - $gm;
    $y = $ty - $gy;

    }


    /**
    * the processing area
    **/

    if($y < 0) {

    die("That date is in the future.");

    } else {

    switch($y) {

    case 0 : $r .= ''; break;
    case 1 : $r .= $y.($m == 0 && $d == 0 ? ' year old' : ' year'); break;
    default : $r .= $y.($m == 0 && $d == 0 ? ' years old' : ' years');

    }


    switch($m) {

    case 0: $r .= ''; break;
    case 1: $r .= ($y == 0 && $d == 0 ? $m.' month old' : ($y == 0 && $d != 0 ? $m.' month' : ($y != 0 && $d == 0 ? ' and '.$m.' month old' : ', '.$m.' month'))); break;
    default: $r .= ($y == 0 && $d == 0 ? $m.' months old' : ($y == 0 && $d != 0 ? $m.' months' : ($y != 0 && $d == 0 ? ' and '.$m.' months old' : ', '.$m.' months'))); break;

    }


    switch($d) {

    case 0: $r .= ($m == 0 && $y == 0 ? 'Today' : ''); break;
    case 1: $r .= ($m == 0 && $y == 0 ? $d.' day old' : ($y != 0 || $m != 0 ? ' and '.$d.' day old' : '')); break;
    default: $r .= ($m == 0 && $y == 0 ? $d.' days old' : ($y != 0 || $m != 0 ? ' and '.$d.' days old' : ''));

    }

    }

    return $r;

    }

    ?>
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