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PHP Date Time Tips - Part 5: In strtotime(), you can use English-language time descriptors like "now", "next Friday", or "last Sunday". Also, you can use it to perform rudimentary date arithmetic

<?php
$str = "next Week";

$ts  = strtotime($str);
echo date("l, d F Y h:i:s A", $ts);

?>

Series this article: PHP Date Time: Getting Current PHP Date Time: Checking Date Validity PHP Date Time: Formating Timestamp PHP Date Time: Converting Strings to Timestamps PHP Date Time: Using English-language time descriptors PHP Date Time: Checking Leap Years PHP Date Time: Finding The Number of Days in a Month PHP Date Time: Finding the Day in Year Number for a Date PHP Date Time: Finding The Number of Weeks in Year Number for a Date PHP Date Time: Finding the Day Name for a Date PHP Date Time: Finding The Total Number of Days in Year PHP Date Time: Finding The Total Number of Weeks in Year PHP Date Time: Converting Local Time to GMT PHP Date Time: Converting Between Different Time Zones PHP Date Time: Finding the Year Quarter for a Date PHP Date Time: Converting Minutes to Hours PHP Date Time: Comparing Dates Tag: date, time, strtotime Category: PHP Basic Post : March 20th 2008 Read: 2,080 blog comments powered by Disqus