Re: Re: Call for Votes: PEAR::Calendar

> I must of missed the context.. - but it should eventually be. > require_once 'Calendar/Day.php'; > (no brackets.. - require is a compiler directive, not a function) > > Regards > Head of the CS Police :) I learn something new every day! Tend to slap brackets round everything. Congratulations on PHP-GTK 1.0 BTW - just been scaring the Perl guy, who sits near me and like to slam PHP, with phpmole. Thanks for the tip off on the "install-as" property Pierre - that's a big help - wasn't aware. One other note on that above example - the query; $sql = "SELECT * FROM events"; If the $Year object is created earlier in the script, you could modify the query like; $Year = & new Calendar_Year($_GET['year']); $sql = "SELECT * FROM events WHERE EventTime > '".$Year->thisYear(TRUE). "' AND EventTime < '".$Year->nextYear(TRUE)."; Passing TRUE to any of the this***() methods returns a timestamp (instead of the four digit year, in this case).