I think I know a way to do it, unfortunately I cannot get the ISO week to display (maybe not supported in my version of php.
according to the PHP manual page about date the ISO week should be...
W - ISO-8601 week number of year, weeks starting on monday (added in PHP 4.1.0) (Saturday)
(pasted from php.net)
so I do this
<?
print date("W");
?>
and get this in return
W
Thats No good, but here is what I had in mind. Take the ISO week and the year and turn it into a unix timestamp (a big number of seconds), then pump it back into date...
$month=date("m");
print $month;
which should spit out a 2 digit date. But alas I cannot test it myself since I get a W instead of an ISO week, sory
Alfred