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I suppose what I would do first is...

 

count the amount of days inbetween the days... if you place both dates in MKTIME then use the date function to grab the days and calculate it,. I would also get the LAST DAY of each month, so its more than the last day, set the next date as 1. Ofcourse this would all happen in a FOR loop...

I think here u need only the start date , bcoz u need only 7 days after that date,

try this, maybe it meets ur requirement

<?php
$startdate ="07-31-2009";
$start_date_split = explode("-",$startdate);
for($i=0;$i<=6;$i++){
echo "<br> ".date("m-d-Y", mktime(0, 0, 0, $start_date_split[0], $start_date_split[1]+$i, $start_date_split[2]));
}
?>

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