composer require w3lifer/php-calendarCan be changed as you wish
$phpCalendar = new PhpCalendar([
'language' => 'en',
'monthNames' => ['January', 'February', 'March', 'April', 'May', 'June', 'July', 'August', 'September', 'October', 'November', 'December'],
'weekDayAbbrs' => ['Mon','Tue','Wed','Thu','Fri','Sat','Sun'],
'firstDayOfWeek' => 1,
'timezone' => date_default_timezone_get(),
]);This method is the main public method in this class:
public function get(
int $numberOfMonths = 12,
int $startMonth = null, // Default: date('n')
int $startYear = null // Default: date('Y')
): PhpCalendarIt returns a PhpCalendar object with the following public properties:
-
$html string— calendar in HTML format -
$prevPeriodParams array— parameters for the previous period -
$nextPeriodParams array— parameters for the next period
The following period parameters are available (array keys):
numberOfMonthstartMonthstartYear
The
PhpCalendarclass also defines a__toString()method that simply returns its own$htmlproperty (HTML calendar)
<div class="php-calendar" data-timezone="UTC" data-timezone-offset="0">
<div class="php-calendar_month-box" data-month-number="1">
<table>
<caption>
<span class="php-calendar_month-name">January</span>
<span class="php-calendar_year-name">1970</span>
</caption>
<tr>
<th>Mon<th>Tue<th>Wed<th>Thu<th>Fri<th>Sat<th>Sun
<tr>
<td data-week-number="1" data-day-number="363" data-timestamp="-259200" class="php-calendar_day_other-month">
<span class="php-calendar_day">29</span>
<td data-week-number="1" data-day-number="364" data-timestamp="-172800" class="php-calendar_day_other-month">
<span class="php-calendar_day">30</span>
<td data-week-number="1" data-day-number="365" data-timestamp="-86400" class="php-calendar_day_other-month">
<span class="php-calendar_day">31</span>
<td data-week-number="1" data-day-number="1" data-timestamp="0">
<span class="php-calendar_day php-calendar_today">1</span>
<td data-week-number="1" data-day-number="2" data-timestamp="86400">
<span class="php-calendar_day">2</span>
<td data-week-number="1" data-day-number="3" data-timestamp="172800">
<span class="php-calendar_day">3</span>
<td data-week-number="1" data-day-number="4" data-timestamp="259200">
<span class="php-calendar_day">4</span>
...
</table>
</div>
...
</div><?php
$year = $_GET['year'] ?? null;
$phpCalendar = (new PhpCalendar())->get(12, 1, $year); // ->getYear($year);
$prevSearchParams = '?year=' . $phpCalendar->prevPeriodParams['startYear'];
$nextSearchParams = '?year=' . $phpCalendar->nextPeriodParams['startYear'];
?>
<style>body {text-align: center;} table {margin: auto;}</style>
<hr>
<a href="<?= $prevSearchParams ?>">«««</a> <a href="<?= $nextSearchParams ?>">»»»</a>
<hr>
<?= $phpCalendar ?><?php
$numberOfMonths = $_GET['number-of-months'] ?? 6;
// Set `$startMonth` to `null` to get an auto-scrolling calendar
$startMonth = $_GET['start-month'] ?? 1;
$startYear = $_GET['start-year'] ?? null;
$phpCalendar = (new PhpCalendar())->get($numberOfMonths, $startMonth, $startYear);
$prevSearchParams =
'?number-of-months=' . $numberOfMonths .
'&start-month=' . $phpCalendar->prevPeriodParams['startMonth'] .
'&start-year=' . $phpCalendar->prevPeriodParams['startYear'];
$nextSearchParams =
'?number-of-months=' . $numberOfMonths .
'&start-month=' . $phpCalendar->nextPeriodParams['startMonth'] .
'&start-year=' . $phpCalendar->nextPeriodParams['startYear'];
?>
<style>body {text-align: center;} table {margin: auto;}</style>
<hr>
<a href="<?= $prevSearchParams ?>">«««</a> <a href="<?= $nextSearchParams ?>">»»»</a>
<hr>
<?= $phpCalendar ?>make tests
