[SOLVED] Expire date with diffeent colors

[web_master]

Hi, I want to print date of expiring, but:

 

1. when its 90 and more days until expire - the color of printed date is GREEN,

2. when its between 90-60 days until expire - the color of printed is #cc66ff,

3. when its 30 and less day until expire - the color of printed date is RED.

 

 

 

Expire css is:

.txt-expreg-3month {
font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size: 12px;
font-weight: bold;
text-align: left;
color: green;
margin: 0px;
}

.txt-expreg-2month {
font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size: 12px;
font-weight: bold;
text-align: left;
color: #cc66ff;
margin: 0px;
}

.txt-expreg-1month {
font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size: 12px;
font-weight: bold;
text-align: left;
color: red;
margin: 0px;
color:
}

 

 

Ive begin like this:

<?php 
/*
The expire day is an 8 digit nr: 
20081010 -> $request['domain_expire']

But I have the date separated too in dbase:
$request['domain_expreg_year']
$request['domain_expreg_month']
$request['domain_expreg_day']

*/

$ninety_day = ($request['domain_expire'] - 300);
$sixty_day = ($request['domain_expire'] - 200);
$thirty = ($request['domain_expire'] - 100);



if(date("Ymd") <= $ninety_day) {
$expire_style = "txt-expreg-3month";
}

if(date("Ymd") <= $sixty_day) {
$expire_style = "txt-expreg-2month";
}

if(date("Ymd") <= $thirty_day) {
$expire_style = "txt-expreg-1month";
}

	print "<p class=\"".$expire_style."\">".$request['domain_expreg_year'].". ".$request['domain_expreg_month']." ".$request['domain_expreg_day'].".</p>";
	?>

 

So, how can I do this?

 

Thnx!

[kbh43dz_u]

Whats the problem?

Maybe you could explain what's your problem more exactly....

[web_master]

Whats the problem?

 

Example:

 

Today is 20080531

 

Expire day is 20081231

 

20080531 < 20081231

 

BUT!!!

 

its smaller than 20081131 (30 day minus),

and its smaller than 20081031 (60 day minus)

and its smaller than 20080931 (90 day minus)

 

So, the color of font is allways RED

 

I want to be a font color

 

GREEN between date "today" to 90 day minus

#cc66ff bewtween 90-60 day minus

RED between 60-30 day minus

 

and also RED between 30-0 day minus, but its not nessery.

 

 

[wildteen88]

Use if/elseif rather than seperate if's

if(date("Ymd") <= $ninety_day) {
$expire_style = "txt-expreg-3month";
}
elseif(date("Ymd") <= $sixty_day) {
$expire_style = "txt-expreg-2month";
}
elseif(date("Ymd") <= $thirty_day) {
$expire_style = "txt-expreg-1month";
}

[kbh43dz_u]

simply turn it around....

 

edit: like "wildteen88" just told you *g*

 

 

[Barand]

the date arithmetic is a little suspect

<?php
$date =  20080110;
$ninetyday = $date - 300 ;                         // -->  20079810 ? ? ?
?>

[web_master]

the date arithmetic is a little suspect

<?php
$date =  20080110;
$ninetyday = $date - 300 ;                         // -->  20079810 ? ? ?
?>

 

You right Barad...

 

oh... than what is the solution?  :'(

[wildteen88]

You might want to look into use strtotime or even mktime. eg:

$thirty_days_ago = strtotime('-30 days);
echo date('Y-m-d', $thirty_days_ago);

[web_master]

You might want to look into use strtotime or even mktime. eg:

$thirty_days_ago = strtotime('-30 days);
echo date('Y-m-d', $thirty_days_ago);

 

"strtotime" is a "server date", I need to divide 30, 60 or 90 day of date stored in dBase...

[Barand]

<?php
$date =  20080110;
echo date ('Y-m-d', strtotime("$date -90 days"));             // --> 2007-10-12
?>

[web_master]

hi,

 

I hope I find the solution for my problem...

 

I hope Im right...

 

 

<?php 
	// Expire colors
	$ninety_day = $request['domain_expire'];
	$sixty_day = $request['domain_expire'];
	$thirty_day = $request['domain_expire'];

	$ninety_day = date("Ymd", strtotime($ninety_day) - 7776000);
	$sixty_day = date("Ymd", strtotime($sixty_day) - 5184000);
	$thirty_day = date("Ymd", strtotime($thirty_day) - 2505600);


	if(date("Ymd") <= $ninety_day) {
		$expire_style = "txt-expreg-3month";
	} elseif(date("Ymd") <= $sixty_day) {
		$expire_style = "txt-expreg-2month";
	} elseif(date("Ymd") <= $thirty_day) {
		$expire_style = "txt-expreg-1month";
	} else {
		$expire_style = "txt-expreg-1month";
	}
	print "<p class=\"".$expire_style."\">".$request['domain_expreg_year'].". ".$domain_expreg_month." ".$request['domain_expreg_day'].".</p>";
	?>