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2011-10-08T21:22:26.877
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2012-07-06T13:12:42.743
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2012-07-06T13:12:42.743
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How about <pre><code>$firstFridayOfOcober = strtotime('first friday of october'); </code></pre> Or turn it into a handy function:- <pre><code> /** * Returns a timestamp for the first friday of the given month * @param string $month * @return type int */ function firstFriday($month) { return strtotime("first friday of $month"); } </code></pre> You could use this with Zend_Date like this:- <pre><code>$zDate = new Zend_Date(); $zDate->setTimestamp(firstFriday('october')); </code></pre> Then <code>Zend_Debug::dump($zDate->toString());</code> will produce :- <pre><code>string '7 Oct 2011 00:00:00' (length=19) </code></pre> I'd say that's a lot simpler :) Edit after some more thought: A more generalised function may be of more use to you, so I'd suggest using this:- <pre><code>/** * Returns a Zend_Date object set to the first occurence * of $day in the given $month. * @param string $day * @param string $month * @param optional mixed $year can be int or string * @return type Zend_Date */ function firstDay($day, $month, $year = null) { $zDate = new Zend_Date(); $zDate->setTimestamp(strtotime("first $day of $month $year")); return $zDate; } </code></pre> These days my preferred method is to extend PHP's <a href="http://www.php.net/datetime" rel="nofollow">DateTime object</a>:- <pre><code>class MyDateTime extends DateTime { /** * Returns a MyDateTime object set to 00:00 hours on the first day of the month * * @param string $day Name of day * @param mixed $month Month number or name optional defaults to current month * @param mixed $year optional defaults to current year * * @return MyDateTime set to last day of month */ public function firstDayOfMonth($day, $month = null, $year = null) { $timestr = "first $day"; if(!$month) $month = $this->format('M'); $timestr .= " of $month $year"; $this->setTimestamp(strtotime($timestr)); $this->setTime(0, 0, 0); var_dump($this); } } $dateTime = new MyDateTime(); $dateTime->firstDayOfMonth('Sun', 'Jul', 2011); </code></pre> Gives:- <pre><code>object(MyDateTime)[36] public 'date' => string '2011-07-03 00:00:00' (length=19) public 'timezone_type' => int 3 public 'timezone' => string 'UTC' (length=3) </code></pre>
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