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This is actually the 22nd week of the year. Where do you want to go from here?<br />
want week type of month not year<br />
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by: hieloPosted on 2013-05-28 at 20:33:36ID: 39203234<br />
$week_type = $week_type % 4;<br />
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how do I instantiate variable $week_type
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This is actually the 22nd week of the year. Where do you want to go from here?
want week type of month not year


by: hieloPosted on 2013-05-28 at 20:33:36ID: 39203234
$week_type = $week_type % 4;

how do I instantiate variable $week_type

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the code without mod was easier to follow<br />
thanks both
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the code without mod was easier to follow
thanks both

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PHP<br />
4 different week(date) types<br />
this week is the 21st week of the year: this could be week_type 1<br />
next week: week_type: 2<br />
following week: week_type: 3<br />
final week: week_type:4<br />
week after: week_type:1<br />
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what is correct syntax of mod operation in this instance
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PHP
4 different week(date) types
this week is the 21st week of the year: this could be week_type 1
next week: week_type: 2
following week: week_type: 3
final week: week_type:4
week after: week_type:1


what is correct syntax of mod operation in this instance

correct syntax of mod operation

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