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$pDate = $_GET['txtPDate'];

$pTime = $_GET['txtPTime'];


 

$varDat = strtotime($pDate);

$varTime = strtotime($pTime);

 

$nxtDay = strtotime("+1 day", $varDat);

 

$lowerTime = strtotime("07.30");

$upperTime = strtotime("20.30");

 

if($varDat < $nxtDay)// This comparison doesn't seems to be working

{

echo "Pick up Date atleast 24hrs after the current Date";

}

else if(!($varTime >= $lowerTime) || !($varTime <= $upperTime))

{

echo "Pick up Date atleast 24hrs after the current time";

}

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Date elements need to be in yyyy-mm-dd sequence to do comparisons.

 

I have already shown you how to do time comparison in http://forums.phpfreaks.com/topic/282512-finding-time-range-between-two-given-times-in-php/?do=findComment&comment=1451618

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