The following code can be used to get the date arrays for the week ahead. It maps the details of the next seven days into the arrays $today, $tomorrow, $da2, etc... I used it when writing a php calendar, with a "Week Ahead" view.

$today = getdate();

$tomorrow = getdate(time()+86400);

$da2 = getdate(time()+86400*2);

$da3 = getdate(time()+86400*3);

$da4 = getdate(time()+86400*4);

$da5 = getdate(time()+86400*5);

$da6 = getdate(time()+86400*6);

The following code can be used to get the date arrays for the week ahead. It maps the details of the next seven days into the arrays $today, $tomorrow, $da2, etc... I used it when writing a php calendar, with a "Week Ahead" view.

$today = getdate();

$tomorrow = getdate(time()+86400);

$da2 = getdate(time()+86400*2);

$da3 = getdate(time()+86400*3);

$da4 = getdate(time()+86400*4);

$da5 = getdate(time()+86400*5);

$da6 = getdate(time()+86400*6);

The following code can be used to get the date arrays for the week ahead. It maps the details of the next seven days into the arrays $today, $tomorrow, $da2, etc... I used it when writing a php calendar, with a "Week Ahead" view.

$today = getdate();

$tomorrow = getdate(time()+86400);

$da2 = getdate(time()+86400*2);

$da3 = getdate(time()+86400*3);

$da4 = getdate(time()+86400*4);

$da5 = getdate(time()+86400*5);

$da6 = getdate(time()+86400*6);