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    Hi,

    Im looking for php calendar script in lithuanian language... Maybe there is english calendar and I can translate months and days??

    Thanks..

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    You could do a quick google search and find a script, but yes you will most likely need to translate.

    http://www.php-calendar.com/
    http://www.bigwebmaster.com/PHP/Scri...ams/Calendars/
    http://keithdevens.com/software/php_calendar
    http://www.evolt.org/quick_calendar_using_ajax_and_php

    Next time, google search
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    I just want to see:

    2010m. Vasario 17d.

    Not calendar itself

    Also, I have read something about explode() function.
    But I still didn't know how to explode date.
    My date format is $date = date("Y-m-d"); how I can get years, months and days in numbers??
    Last edited by auriaks; 02-16-2010 at 03:39 AM.

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    Code:
    <?php
    $arr = array (
      "1" => "Sausis",
      "2" => "Vasaris",
      "3" => "Kovas"
    );
    echo date("Y\m ").$arr[date('n')].date(" j\d");
    What do you mean 'in numbers'
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    I tried to explode time earlier... it was in number only. found some difficulties

    Oh, maybe you know how to show hours, minutes and seconds? But one problem, time should count up naturally. Maybe its javaScript??

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    Can you use proper grammar? I didn't get any of that...
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    Quote Originally Posted by auriaks View Post
    I tried to explode time earlier... it was in number only. found some difficulties
    I am saying that I used explode() function to get hours, minutes and seconds from time variables before

    Quote Originally Posted by auriaks View Post
    Oh, maybe you know how to show hours, minutes and seconds? But one problem, time should count up naturally. Maybe its javaScript??
    This is about online clock which show exact time And the main thing of this is that time is't freezed, but running.

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    Search 'ajax clocks'
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