Simmo Posted February 15, 2011 Share Posted February 15, 2011 Hi, A user selects week and a room to book. I put these into an array so I have now have an array of room numbers and dates. I don't want them to book seperate holidays for one accommodation, I have mangaged to stop them booking a two week stay and they an extra week. But I need a way to stop them booking two or three seperate two week holidays. So basically I need to just give an error if the dates they have selected are not consecutive. I have tried many variations of adding and subtracting 7 days and comparing that in the array using a loop based on the room ids being the same. I know the code below doesn't work but it gives an idea of how I been trying. Also assume that the array has aan accomID and date seperated by a comma. function search_break_in_consec_weeks($accomCountValidCheck, $accomID, $date){ $allConsec = false; foreach ($accomCountValidCheck as $key=>$value){ $varArray = explode(', ', $value); $varDate = $varArray[1]; $varAccomID = $varArray[0]; if($accomID == $varAccomID && date("Y-m-d", strtotime($date)) == date("Y-m-d", strtotime($varDate ."+7 days")) || date("Y-m-d", strtotime($date)) == date("Y-m-d", strtotime($varDate ."-7 days"))){ $allConsec = true; break; }else{ $allConsec = false; } } return $countStray; } foreach($accomCountValidCheck as $accomVal){ $varArray = explode(', ', $accomVal); $varAccomID = $varArray[0]; $varDate= $varArray[1]; $valReturnConsec = search_break_in_consec_weeks($accomCountValidCheck, $varAccomID, $varDate); if($valReturnConsec){echo '<b>'.$varAccomID.'</b>'. ' consec<br />';} if($valReturnConsec == false){echo $varAccomID .'not consec<br />';} } Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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