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DateSpan.php
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    2006-10-13

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    Simple function to check if a given date falls within a given time span.

    Code contains a fully functional illustrative example. Just change the commenting as instructed in the file to run the example. It's a matter of changing a single character (from '/' to '*').

    Useful for determining, say, if a date a user has entered falls during your vacation?;)

    By : dsilvia

    <?php
    /*
    * (c) 2006, D.E. Silvia, All rights reserved.
    * This code is available for use for non-commercial purposes.
    * Free to distribute as long as this copyright information remains intact.
    * No modification is authorized. Please, refer bugs/enhancements to
    * dsilvia@mchsi.com
    *
    */

    /*
    * Simple function to check if a given date falls within a given time span.
    *
    * Arguments are arrays of the form array(dayNum,monthNum,yearNum) as recognized
    * by the standard php function mktime().
    *
    * Example:
    * A simple illustrator to show how the functions are used.
    *
    * btw, ES|es stands for 'Epoch Seconds'
    *
    replace first character, single line comment character slash ('/'),
    with multiline comment character star ('*')
    in the line below to use the test code
    //?>

    <?php
    include_once('DateSpan.php');
    $startDate=array(1,1,2006);
    $endDate=array(1,1,2007);
    $find[0]=array(1,8,2007);
    $find[1]=array(4,8,2006);
    $esTime1=dateAryEStime($startDate);
    $esTime2=dateAryEStime($endDate);
    $date1=date("M-d-Y",$esTime1);
    $date2=date("M-d-Y",$esTime2);
    for($i=0; $i < 2; $i++)
    {
    $date3=date("M-d-Y",dateAryEStime($find[$i]));
    if(dateBetween($startDate,$endDate,$find[$i]))
    {
    print("$date3 falls between $date1 and $date2 (inclusive)<br />");
    }
    else
    {
    print("$date3 falls outside $date1 and $date2 (inclusive)<br />");
    }
    }
    ?>

    <?php /*
    *
    */


    function dateBetween($start,$end,$theDate)
    {
    $startES=dateAryEStime($start);
    $endES=dateAryEStime($end);
    $findES=dateAryEStime($theDate);
    return ($startES <= $findES && $findES <= $endES);
    }

    function dateAryEStime($theDate)
    {
    return dateEStime($theDate[0],$theDate[1],$theDate[2]);
    }

    function dateEStime($theDay,$theMonth,$theYear)
    {
    return mktime(0,0,0,$theMonth,$theDay,$theYear);
    }
    ?>

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