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I am attempting to use a for loop.

 

$datefrom = $_GET['date1'];
$dateto = $_GET['date2'];
$start = strtotime($datefrom);
$enddate = strtotime($dateto);
$oneweek = 604800;
for($start=$start;$start<=$enddate; $oneweek)
{

 

I would like to add the value of $oneweek to $start during the for so that if the dates were:

startdate = '2009-2-1'

end date = '2009-2-28'

 

The code inside the for will run 4 times.  I can only find the use on the 3 expr in the for to be a var++, which is not working for my use.

 

Any help is awesome.

 

Thanks in advance

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   $datefrom = $_GET['date1'];
   $dateto = $_GET['date2'];
   $start = strtotime($datefrom);
   $enddate = strtotime($dateto);
   $oneweek = 604800;
   for($cursor=$start;$cursor<=$enddate; $cursor += $oneweek)
   {
//use $cursor inside the loop

 

edit: you can also strtotime help:

   for($cursor=$start;$cursor<=$enddate; $cursor = strtotime('+1 week',$cursor))

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