#20594 [Opn]: Date "W" switch returns 0 and 1 for First week randomly
| From: | evilk at ozline dot net | Date: | Sat, 23 Nov 2002 07:09:03 +0000 |
| Subject: | #20594 [Opn]: Date "W" switch returns 0 and 1 for First week randomly | ||
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ID: 20594
User updated by: evilk@ozline.net
-Summary: Date "W" switch returns 0 every 5 years
Reported By: evilk@ozline.net
Status: Open
Bug Type: Date/time related
Operating System: FreeBSD
PHP Version: 4.2.3
New Comment:
using date and the "W" (shows the week number) switch. Will return the
FIRST week number differantly depending on the year.
date("W", mktime(0,0,0,1,1,2000)); will return 0
date("W", mktime(0,0,0,1,1,2001)); returns 1.
Only differance is the year. Here is a list of years and there first
week vaules, including Leap year.
for ($q=2001; $q<2021; $q++) {
$test1= date("W", mktime(0,0,0,1,1,$q));
$leap1= date("L", mktime(0,0,0,1,1,$q));
echo "Year: $q WeekNum: $test1 LeapYear: $leap1<br>";
}
Year: 2001 WeekNum: 1 LeapYear: 0
Year: 2002 WeekNum: 1 LeapYear: 0
Year: 2003 WeekNum: 1 LeapYear: 0
Year: 2004 WeekNum: 1 LeapYear: 1
Year: 2005 WeekNum: 0 LeapYear: 0
Year: 2006 WeekNum: 0 LeapYear: 0
Year: 2007 WeekNum: 1 LeapYear: 0
Year: 2008 WeekNum: 1 LeapYear: 1
Year: 2009 WeekNum: 1 LeapYear: 0
Year: 2010 WeekNum: 0 LeapYear: 0
Year: 2011 WeekNum: 0 LeapYear: 0
Year: 2012 WeekNum: 0 LeapYear: 1
Year: 2013 WeekNum: 1 LeapYear: 0
Year: 2014 WeekNum: 1 LeapYear: 0
Year: 2015 WeekNum: 1 LeapYear: 0
Year: 2016 WeekNum: 0 LeapYear: 1
Year: 2017 WeekNum: 0 LeapYear: 0
Year: 2018 WeekNum: 1 LeapYear: 0
Year: 2019 WeekNum: 1 LeapYear: 0
Year: 2020 WeekNum: 1 LeapYear: 1
Previous Comments:
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[2002-11-23 01:08:31] evilk@ozline.net
using date and the "W" (shows the week number) switch. Will return the
FIRST week number differantly depending on the year.
date("W", mktime(0,0,0,1,1,2000)); will return 0
date("W", mktime(0,0,0,1,1,2001)); returns 1.
Only differance is the year. Here is a list of years and there first
week vaules, including Leap year.
for ($q=2001; $q<2021; $q++) {
$test1= date("W", mktime(0,0,0,1,1,$q));
$leap1= date("L", mktime(0,0,0,1,1,$q));
echo "Year: $q WeekNum: $test1 LeapYear: $leap1<br>";
}
Year: 2001 WeekNum: 1 LeapYear: 0
Year: 2002 WeekNum: 1 LeapYear: 0
Year: 2003 WeekNum: 1 LeapYear: 0
Year: 2004 WeekNum: 1 LeapYear: 1
Year: 2005 WeekNum: 0 LeapYear: 0
Year: 2006 WeekNum: 0 LeapYear: 0
Year: 2007 WeekNum: 1 LeapYear: 0
Year: 2008 WeekNum: 1 LeapYear: 1
Year: 2009 WeekNum: 1 LeapYear: 0
Year: 2010 WeekNum: 0 LeapYear: 0
Year: 2011 WeekNum: 0 LeapYear: 0
Year: 2012 WeekNum: 0 LeapYear: 1
Year: 2013 WeekNum: 1 LeapYear: 0
Year: 2014 WeekNum: 1 LeapYear: 0
Year: 2015 WeekNum: 1 LeapYear: 0
Year: 2016 WeekNum: 0 LeapYear: 1
Year: 2017 WeekNum: 0 LeapYear: 0
Year: 2018 WeekNum: 1 LeapYear: 0
Year: 2019 WeekNum: 1 LeapYear: 0
Year: 2020 WeekNum: 1 LeapYear: 1
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