Is there another code to use instead of date() in this case?

[tkruise]

I mean, I dont want it to get info from the user's Tray, but from his/her country; how should I proceed?

<?php
$day    = date("l");
$daynum = date("j");
$month  = date("F");
$year   = date("Y");

switch($day)
{
        case "Monday":    $day = "Segunda-feira"; break;
        case "Tuesday":   $day = "Terça-feira"; break;
        case "Wednesday": $day = "Quarta-Feira";  break;
        case "Thursday":  $day = "Quinta-Feira"; break;
        case "Friday":    $day = "Sexta-Feira";  break;
        case "Saturday":  $day = "Sábado";  break;
        case "Sunday":    $day = "Domingo";  break;
        default:          $day = "Impossibilitado de capturar dia"; break;
}

switch($month)
{
        case "January":   $month = "Janeiro";    break;
        case "February":  $month = "Fevereiro";   break;
        case "March":     $month = "Março";     break;
        case "April":     $month = "Abril";     break;
        case "May":       $month = "Maio";       break;
        case "June":      $month = "Junho";      break;
        case "July":      $month = "Julho";      break;
        case "August":    $month = "Agosto";    break;
        case "September": $month = "Setembro"; break;
        case "October":   $month = "Outubro";   break;
        case "November":  $month = "Novembro";  break;
        case "December":  $month = "Dezembro";  break;
        default:          $month = "Impossibilitado de capturar mês";   break;
}

echo "<font face='tahoma' size='2'><b>" . $day . ", dia " . $daynum . " de " . $month . ", " . $year . "</b></font>";
?> 

[traq]

tkruise;11011157 wrote:

I mean, I dont want it to get info from the user's Tray, but from his/her country; how should I proceed?

What?

Do you mean you want your days/months to be in different languages depending on the country the user is in?
(If so, consider that you will sometimes be wrong when you try to guess a user's language from their location.)

I don't have any idea what you mean by "user's Tray."

To answer your question about date(), read up on the DateTime class.

[Weedpacket]

traq wrote:

(If so, consider that you will sometimes be wrong when you try to guess a user's language from their location.)

And if it is the user's preferred language that you're after, a similar thread began about half a day before this one.