Good Day,
I am trying to create a recurring date system that has the following:
nth day of nth month (2nd day of every 3rd month)
$this_months_friday = strtotime('+3 days +4 months');
the output of that will always be current day + 3 days of the 4th month.
how do I get it to display the nth day of the nth month?
since i also tried
$this_months_friday = strtotime('every 3 days +4 months');
and it did not return any result. Should i stick with strtotime on this one or move to DateTime function of php. though i wont still be able to formulate the proper argument for that kind of date sequence.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank You.
Probably better off using DateTime with a couple intervals:
$d = new DateTime();
$d->add(new DateInterVal('P' . $days . 'D'))->add('new DateInterVal('P' . $months . 'M'));
not sure what youre two example intervals are wanting.
You want an internval to start in 4 months, which then repeats every 3 days?
That'd be something more like
$d = new DateTime();
$d->add(new DateInterval('P4M')); // jump ahead 4 months immediately
$day3 = new DateInterval('P3D');
for ($i = 0; $i < 100; $i++) {
$d->add($day3); // jump ahead 3 days
... do something with this new date
}
for a basic recurring event, +4 months + 3 days, you'd simply have one interval:
$interval = new DateInteval('P4M3D'); // +4 months +3 days
$date = new DateTime();
while($some_condition) {
$date->add($interval);
do_something();
}
You can do this by saving the values in variables like that :
$day=3;
$month=4;
echo date("d-m-y",strtotime('+'.$day .'days' .'+'.$month.'months'));
Explanation:
7 (july)+ 4 months = 11 month(November)
8 july+ 3 days = 11 july
Output: 11-11-13
NOTE: just for the example I have put the values hard coded, You can make them dynamic.
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