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I'm curious what's going on with my calendar script.

 

It's displaying the fact that February is a leap year next year, but then going on to the first of the following month. - See for yourself at:

http://www.tichbornes.co.uk/availability_check.php

 

If you want code, I can let you have it, but there's quite a lot of it and I don't know where to begin.

 

Thanks

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It's impossible to tell what's going on if you don't provide any code.. and the link you point to is an infinite table which nicely crashes my browser!

 

A quick look at the manual shows that there is a function to tel if it's a leap year:

(date("L",{timestamp of any date in year you want to check})) == 1) ?

which might be a good place to start.

Yeah, i think we are going to need to see some code. You have other issues too - according to your calender, the 1st of August(today) is a sunday. Also, there is a missing day between each end and start of the month. On your calender, August finishes on a monday, and September starts on a wednesday.

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