6 months of calendars on one page??

[gtojon]

I have looked & a couple of post almost had what I wanted. I want to string 6 months of calendars on on page.

Thanks, Jon :)

[Brian]

Are you familiar with PHP for - next loops?

You could do something like:

for ($N=0; $N<6; $N++) {
$mo = $mo + $N;
if ($mo>12) {$mo=$mo-12; $yr++;}
require ("calendar/showCalendar.php");
}

[This is untested and probably won't work without some additional parameters.]

Did you see the 6-month display thread? There a lot of information in there.

[gtojon]

Sorry, I'm not really a PHP programmer. I'll see what I can do. Thank you so much....I suppose I better purchase the product!! The support provided so far is worth every penny even if I didn't use the calendar!:clap: :clap:


Thanks, Jon:)

[gtojon]

Oops, I'm not a PHP programmer...It's not working! I get an error!

http://www.jonsmithers.com/schedule2.php

Help!!

Thanks, Jon

[gtojon]

This is the code that just displays one calendar.
<?php require ("calendar/showCalendar.php"); ?>

Here is the code that doesn't work!

<p>&nbsp;</p>

<?php for ($N=0; $N<6; $N++) {
$mo = $mo + $N;
if ($mo>12) {$mo=$mo-12; $yr++;}
require ("calendar/showCalendar.php"); ?>
<p>&nbsp;</p>

[gtojon]

This line works to display one calendar.
<?php require ("calendar/showCalendar.php"); ?>

When I try to display a specific month I still get an error....
<?php require ("calendar/showCalendar.php?>mo=1&yr=2005");

Sorry about this!

[Brian]

Did you see this thread?

http://www.easyphpcalendar.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2435

Near the bottom (post #16) is a full script that I wrote to display six months on a page...

[gtojon]

I looked at it and it scared the crap out of me....I haven't programmed anything like that in over 20 years....seriously:tounge_sm !

Ok....that works....boy is that slow in loading. It would be nice if you could just display certaion months.....I tried that & it doesn't work.

Thanks for your help!

[Brian]

You can display any months you need to. Just set the month and year variables before requiring the script.

<?php

$mo=6;
$yr=3005;
require("calendar/showCalendar.php");

$mo=6;
$yr=3005;
require("calendar/showCalendar.php");

?>

This would print June and July...

[gtojon]

Thanks....that works better than the example from 2004. In PHP how do I have them side-by-side on the first 3, then down & then the other 3. I know I could study your Demp6.php, but I already have a head ache today.

Thanks a lot, Jon

[gtojon]

Link to my example....
http://www.jonsmithers.com/schedule2.php