Calendar.php

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1. Return a calendar table of the passed month and year

function month( $m, $y, $prefix = ) { $thisDay = date('d'); $thisMonth = date('n');

       $thisYear    = date('Y');

if ( !$d = date( 'w', $ts = mktime( 0, 0, 0, $m, 1, $y) ) ) $d = 7; $month = date( 'F', $ts );

$article = "

"; $article .= "\n"; if ( $d > 1 ) $article .= ''.str_repeat( '', $d-1 );

for ( $i = $day = $d; $day < 32; $i++ ) { $day = $i - $d + 1; $dd = $day < 10 ? "0$day" : $day; if ( $day < 29 or checkdate( $m, $day, $y ) ) {

if ( $i%7 == 1 ) $article .= "\n"; $t = ( $day == $thisDay and $m == $thisMonth and $y == $thisYear ) ? ' class=xwToday' : ; $article .= "<td$t>$day"; } } $article .= "\n

$month \n
M	T	W	T	F	S	S

";

return $article; }

1. Use everything before "Calendar" in name as prefix

$p = preg_replace( '/calendar.*$/i', , $title );

1. If cal name ends with a year, use that instead of current

$y = ereg( '([0-9]{4})$', $title, $m ) ? $m[1] : date( 'Y' );

1. Append the article content with a table of all the month-tables

$article .= "

\n"; $m = 1; for ( $rows = 3; $rows--; $article .= "\n" ) for ( $cols = 0; $cols < 4; $cols++ ) $article .= "\n

".month( $m++, $y, $p ); $article .= '

';

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