i'm trying output on second piece of code dutch. first code gives right output, in english. tried in dutch ended 01-01-1970, 12-12-2015 or nothing. code should give next friday week, unless past monday, it's fridat next week.
my working code in english.
<?php $d = strtotime('today'); switch ($d) { case strtotime('monday'): case strtotime('friday'): case strtotime('saturday'): case strtotime('sunday'): $ff = strtotime('next friday'); $ffn = date('l d m', $ff); echo $ffn; break; case strtotime('tuesday'): case strtotime('wednesday'): case strtotime('thursday'): $ff = strtotime('next friday' . '+ 7days'); $fft = date('l d m', $ff); echo $fft; break; default: echo "something went wrong"; } ?> my code gives dutch output, wrong date (it gives today's date, not next friday/friday next week.)
by way, first question ive asked here, might bit vague or ;)
just output date using strftime() , set_locale() functions. no need change code logic if correct.
<?php $d = strtotime('today'); $format = '%a %d %b'; setlocale(lc_time, 'nl_nl'); setlocale(lc_all, 'nl_nl'); switch ($d) { case strtotime('monday'): case strtotime('friday'): case strtotime('saturday'): case strtotime('sunday'): $ff = strtotime('next friday'); $ffn = strftime($format, $ff); echo $ffn; break; case strtotime('tuesday'): case strtotime('wednesday'): case strtotime('thursday'): $ff = strtotime('next friday' . '+ 7days'); $fft = strftime($format, $ff); echo $fft; break; default: echo "something went wrong"; } ?> 
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