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In addition to franck@gerbille.net's example. I needed a quick simple function that added 30 days to a date for a PHP Site running 3.0.7. I came up with, // ----------------------------- // -- Add thirty days -- // ----------------------------- $timenow = time(); $plusthirtydays = date("d-m-Y", $timenow + 2592000); // ----------------------------- $plusthirtydays now contains your date, 30 days later than current. You can change the timestamp if you wish to increase the number of days etc. And you can select whether to add or subtract. Alternatively, I believe strtotime() is a good function to do this job, available in 3.0.12 Its not much, but I like it :), Amadiere