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if ($timediff&lt;0)<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;echo &quot;$day is less &quot;.-($timediff/86400).&quot; than today minus 14 days (&quot;.date(&quot;Ymd&quot;,$timestamp2)<wbr />.&quot;)&lt;BR&gt;&quot;;
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if ($timediff<0)
     echo "$day is less ".-($timediff/86400)." than today minus 14 days (".date("Ymd",$timestamp2).")<BR>";

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what's wrong with mine?<br />
It tells you how many days difference.<br />
Beside, you can tell what year you are in straight away, according to your question.<br />
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I can't accept this, man.
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what's wrong with mine?
It tells you how many days difference.
Beside, you can tell what year you are in straight away, according to your question.

I can't accept this, man.

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All your questions are answered in my answer.<br />
Hm. Well, I think I have spent time to find the answer for someone who can't appreciate. :(
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All your questions are answered in my answer.
Hm. Well, I think I have spent time to find the answer for someone who can't appreciate. :(

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yep you should have marked mine as assisted as WoodyRoundUp answered the question
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yep you should have marked mine as assisted as WoodyRoundUp answered the question

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How do I compare dates in the format YYYYMMDD with PHP<br />
For example; If I have a date 20050703, how do I check if this date is less than the current date minus 14 days? &nbsp;<br />
Also how do I check if this date is in the current year, current month, last month etc.?<br />
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Thanks...
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How do I compare dates in the format YYYYMMDD with PHP
For example; If I have a date 20050703, how do I check if this date is less than the current date minus 14 days?  
Also how do I check if this date is in the current year, current month, last month etc.?

Thanks...

PHP mysql dates - compare dates in the format YYYYMMDD.

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