Help with dates.

[McChicken]

Hey. I just installed a script that change my site logo on holidays, called "HLogoZ"

My problem is that i want the script to show a logo from 1.Dec - 22.Dec and another logo from 23.Dec - 24.Dec.

 

What change do I need to make here: ?

 

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^}

 

^{// Christmas Eve}

^{else if ($today == "December 24, $year"){}

^{if (file_exists("$logo_path/$logo_xmaseve")) {}

    ^{echo "<img src='$logo_url/$logo_xmaseve' alt='$logoalt' />";}

^{} else {}

    ^{echo "$imagedefault";}

^}

^}

 

^{// Christmas}

^{else if ($today == "December 25, $year"){}

^{if (file_exists("$logo_path/$logo_xmas")) {}

    ^{echo "<img src='$logo_url/$logo_xmas' alt='$logoalt' />";}

^{} else {}

    ^{echo "$imagedefault";}

^}

^}

[BoltZ]

Are you declaring today's date in a variable?

[php-pendejo]

untested but try that first

 

}

 

}

 

// Christmas Eve

else if ($today >= "December 1, $year") and ($today <= "December 22, $year"){

  if (file_exists("$logo_path/$logo_xmaseve")) {

          echo "<img src='$logo_url/$logo_xmaseve' alt='$logoalt' />";

  } else {

          echo "$imagedefault";

  }

}

 

// Christmas

else if ($today >= "December 23, $year") and ($today <= "December 24, $year"){

  if (file_exists("$logo_path/$logo_xmas")) {

          echo "<img src='$logo_url/$logo_xmas' alt='$logoalt' />";

  } else {

          echo "$imagedefault";

  }

}

[corbin]

You can't compare strings like that.

 

 

You can compare ordinal values of single characters, but not strings.