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POHiding tables based on current month
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<p>This is probably a relatively simple PHP script, but I'm at a loss after trying for a while.</p> <p>I have a series of tables (see below), and I want to automatically hide the tables where the month has already passed. I'm thinking of using PHP to generate embedded CSS to achieve this. I would need a script that basically does this:</p> <pre><code><?php $x=1; do { echo "div.y!CURRENTYEAR!" echo "$x;," $x=$x+1; } while ($x < CURRENTMONTH) ?> </code></pre> <p>I basically want the script to write out:</p> <p>div.y2013 .jan, div.y2013 .feb, div.y2013 .mar</p> <p>and so on, until it reaches the <em>current month</em>, so that I can then hide all the tables it just listed. I'm unsure how to take a numerical value and convert that number into a three-letter month code for this purpsoe, or maybe there's a much easier way of doing this using the various date format codes.</p> <p>One thing I can't really do is modify the markup below.</p> <pre><code><div class="y2013"> <table class="month jan">...data...</table> <table class="month feb">...data...</table> <table class="month mar">...data...</table> ... <table class="month dec">...data...</table> </div> <div class="y2014"> <table class="month jan">...data...</table> <table class="month feb">...data...</table> <table class="month mar">...data...</table> ... <table class="month dec">...data...</table> </div> </code></pre> <p><strong>EDIT:</strong></p> <p>I've tried the following without success:</p> <pre><code><?php function int2month($int) { switch($int) { case 1: return "jan"; case 2: return "feb"; case 3: return "mar"; case 4: return "apr"; case 5: return "may"; case 6: return "jun"; case 7: return "jul"; case 8: return "aug"; case 9: return "sep"; case 10: return "oct"; case 11: return "nov"; case 12: return "nov"; default: return "dec"; } } $x=1; do { echo "div.y<?php echo date('Y'); ?> " echo int2month($x).","; $x=$x+1; } while ($x < date(n)) ?> </code></pre> <p><strong>EDIT: Final Code that works:</strong></p> <pre><code><?php function int2month($int) { switch($int) { case 1: return "jan"; case 2: return "feb"; case 3: return "mar"; case 4: return "apr"; case 5: return "may"; case 6: return "jun"; case 7: return "jul"; case 8: return "aug"; case 9: return "sep"; case 10: return "oct"; case 11: return "nov"; case 12: default: return "dec"; } } $i = 1; while ($i < date('m')): echo "div.y" . date('Y') . " ."; echo int2month($i) . ", "; $i=$i+1; endwhile; echo ".place {display:none!important;}"; ?> </code></pre>
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