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Do you want to add a calendar to your blog? blue1000 is here to briefly share with you a blog calendar implementation code in PHP. Friends in need can refer to it. There is a sentence in it that querying the database is very simple. You only need to modify the field name to be the same as your database.
The code is as follows:
Function calendarnew($starttime = 0) {
global $db, $tablepre, $timestamp, $site_timeoffset, $site_dateformat, $curtime;
$starttime = $starttime ? $starttime : $timestamp;
$curtime = gmdate($site_dateformat, $starttime + $timeoffset * 3600);
$pendtime = $starttime - (gmdate('j', $starttime + $timeoffset * 3600) - 1) * 86400 - ($starttime + $timeoffset * 3600) % 86400;
$pstarttime = $pendtime - gmdate('t', $pendtime + $timeoffset * 3600 - 1) * 86400;
$nstarttime = $pendtime + gmdate('t', $pendtime + $timeoffset * 3600 + 1) * 86400;
$nendtime = $nstarttime + gmdate('t', $nstarttime + $timeoffset * 3600 + 1) * 86400;
List($skip, $dim) = explode('-', gmdate('w-t', $pendtime + $timeoffset * 3600 + 1));
$rows = ceil(($skip + $dim) / 7);
$blogs = array();
$query = $db->query("SELECT dateline FROM {$tablepre}vitaitems WHERE dateline BETWEEN '$pendtime' AND '$nstarttime'");
while($blog = $db->fetch_array($query)) {
$day = gmdate('j', $blog['dateline'] + $timeoffset * 3600);
!isset($blogs[$day]) ? $blogs[$day] = array('num' => 1, 'dateline' => $blog['dateline'] - $blog['dateline '] % 86400): $blogs[$day]['num']++;
}
$cal = '';
for($row = 0; $row < $rows; $row++) {
$cal .= '';
for($col = 0; $col < 7; $col++) {
$cur = $row * 7 + $col - $skip + 1;
$curtd = $row * 7 + $col < $skip || $cur > $dim ? ' ' : $cur;
if(!isset($blogs[$cur])) {
$cal .= ''.$curtd.'';
} else {
$cal .= ''.$cur.'';
}
}
$cal .= '';
}
return $cal;
}