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I'm creating a CMS for a magazine. The magazine is published every 2 months and therefore the edition is nov-dec or jan-feb etc.
I've an archive option on the site and rather than listing: dec nov oct sept etc
I'd like to follow the magazine editions: nov-dec sept-oct
The code I have so far is:
echo '<p>Sort By:</p>';
$year = date("Y"); //get the current year $startDate = "1 january".$year; // set the end date to current year function printMonths($var) {
$start = strtotime($var); //timestamp of the entered date $now = strtotime("Now"); //timestamp of now so it does not write anything in the future while ($now > $start) //while the start is less than now { echo '<a href="news_archive.php?s=&id=' . get_id() . '&month=' . date("F", $now) .'">'.date("F", $now).'</a>'; echo " | "; $now = strtotime("-1 month", $now); // subtract a month from the start timestamp } } printMonths($startDate); //execute the function
this works well listing the months from the current month back. But this is not what I need. If I alter the line
$now = strtotime("-1 month", $now);
to
$now = strtotime("-2 month", $now);
It starts in Nov and goes back to sept which is not right. It also doesn't show nov-dec etc.
