Here's what I'm trying to do

evanagee

My wife is a teacher and I'm working on automating some of her redundant tasks. One of those tasks is creating track sheets that allow her to keep track of assignments for her students. However, there's a portion of the coding that will involve dates and stuff like that and I'm and not sure how to accomplish the desired result.

Here's what I need to do:
I need to create a listing of dates for a two week period (not including weekends, so it would be 10 dates total). The list would be something like this:

May 2 | May 3 | May 4 | May 5 | May 6 | May 9 | May 10 | May 11 | May 12 | May 13

But here's the kicker... I need the dates to start on the following MONDAY no matter what day the sheet is being generated on.

I hope someone can help me figure out the coding for this. I will greatly appreciate it and so will my wife.

LordShryku

So if it's Monday the day you run it, you still need the code to start on the following Monday?

evanagee

Good question, but no. If it's currently a Monday it will start with THAT monday.

Thanks!

LordShryku

Ok, figuring out the Monday is the easy part...

$start = strtotime("this Monday");

That will give you the current day if it's Monday, the next Monday if it's not. Getting the weekdays is pretty simple from there. You can search the forums, and should find the code you need if you don't want to do it on your own.