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Anyone seen a date script that will do this?

by ronr
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I've used date scripts in the past that allow you to show a date on a web page so many days in advance and will keep rolling over to the advance date.

For example if you had it set one day in advance it should display today:

Wednesday, March 31, 2010

If you went to the page tomorrow it would display:

Thursday April 1, 2010

However I'm looking for a script that will always display a specific day of the week (with date) so if the specific day you want to show was each Wednesday for example it would display today:

Wednesday, March 31, 2010

but at midnight April 1st it should start showing:

Wednesday, April 7, 2010

I hope I'm making sense.

Has anyone seen a script that will do this?

Thanks, Ron
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  • Profile picture of the author ronr
    No one has seen a script that can do this?
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    • Profile picture of the author Tsnyder
      Originally Posted by ronr View Post

      No one has seen a script that can do this?
      I honestly don't know what you're looking for because
      I'm not sure if you mistyped the example or if you really
      want it to read that way.

      Just curious... why would you want it to read Wednesday, April March 7, 2010 ?

      Tsnyder
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      • Profile picture of the author ronr
        Originally Posted by Tsnyder View Post

        I honestly don't know what you're looking for because
        I'm not sure if you mistyped the example or if you really
        want it to read that way.

        Just curious... why would you want it to read Wednesday, April March 7, 2010 ?

        Tsnyder
        Oops thanks for catching that.

        I'll correct it.

        Ron
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  • Profile picture of the author Gary King
    Hey ronr,

    It takes a little scripting to do - you can do it with php, asp or javascript.

    Can you let us know which you prefer? It's basically looking at the current date, seeing if it's ready to roll to the next Wednesday (or whatever day) and then displaying or adding a week and then displaying.

    Feel free to PM me details and I'll try to help or if course post here. I'll try to check the thread, but have a busy week going.
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    • Profile picture of the author ronr
      Originally Posted by Gary King View Post

      Hey ronr,

      It takes a little scripting to do - you can do it with php, asp or javascript.

      Can you let us know which you prefer? It's basically looking at the current date, seeing if it's ready to roll to the next Wednesday (or whatever day) and then displaying or adding a week and then displaying.

      Feel free to PM me details and I'll try to help or if course post here. I'll try to check the thread, but have a busy week going.
      Thank you Gary I'll contact you.

      Ron
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  • Profile picture of the author GarrieWilson
    Future Date Countdown

    It does that and more.

    Garrie

    PS It is mine.
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