note 28844 deleted from function.strtotime by sniper

Note Submitter: geoff@hoffmans.net ---- I needed a function to generate an array of mysql-formatted dates in-between two user-seleceded dates. Requires the use of both strtotime() and date(). Here's the function I wrote: function dateRange($from, $to){ // $from and $to are mysql date strings like '2003-01-25', '2003-02-01' $dates = array(); $fromDate = strtotime($from); $toDate = strtotime($to); $daysInclusive = ($toDate - $fromDate)/60/60/24; // this is inclusive. If you need exclusive use 1 and < for($daynum=0;$daynum<=$daysInclusive;$daynum++){ array_push($dates, date("Y-m-d", $fromDate+($daynum*60*60*24))); } return $dates; } Called like so: $datearray = dateRange($_POST["start_date"], $_POST["end_date"]); Hope it saves you a few minutes one day ;)