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$day   = isset($_POST['day'])   ? (int) $_POST['day']   : 0;
$month = isset($_POST['month']) ? (int) $_POST['month'] : 0;
$year  = isset($_POST['year'])  ? (int) $_POST['year']  : 0;

if(checkdate($month, $day, $year)) {
    echo "Valid date";
}
else {
    echo "Invalid date";
}

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To test the year for the <1900 condition, you would write a simple if(){} conditional statement.

 

Good catch PFMaBiSmAd, I forgot that. Although if really old dates are not allowed there might also be a requirement not to allow future dates - but that wasn't mentioned.

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