Finding whether time is in a defined range [duplicate]

Answer 1

Like this

if(strtotime($givendate) > strtotime('3/21/xxxx') && strtotime($givendata) < strtotime('4/19/xxxx')) {
   // Its within range
}

Answer 2

Compare timestamps not the string representations!

if(strtotime($apple) < strtotime($endDate) && strtotime($apple) > strtotime($startDate)){
 // All ok!
}

Answer 3

try this one its working......

<?php
        $udate          = '25 March';
        $udateTimestamp = strtotime($udate);


        $startDate          = '21 March';
        $startDateTimestamp = strtotime($startDate);

        $endDate           = '19 April';
        $eEndDateTimestamp = strtotime($endDate);

        if ($udateTimestamp >= $startDateTimestamp && $udateTimestamp <= $eEndDateTimestamp)
        {
                echo 'within tange';
        }
        else
        {
                echo 'Not in range';
        }
?>

Answer 4

You can use DateTime

$userDate = new DateTime("2012-03-01");

if ( $userDate > new DateTime("2012-03-21 00:00:00") &&  $userDate < new DateTime("2012-04-19 23:59:59"))
{
   // In Range 
}

Putting it in a function if format is (1 july)

if (inRange ( "1 June", "3 March", "7 December" )) {
    echo "In Range";
} else {
    echo "Out Of Range";
}

function inRange($dateCheck, $dateFrom, $dateTo) {

    $date = DateTime::createFromFormat ( "d F", $dateCheck );
    $date1 = DateTime::createFromFormat ( "d F", $dateFrom );
    $date2 = DateTime::createFromFormat ( "d F", $dateTo );

    if ($date > $date1 && $date < $date2) {
        return true;
    }

    return false;

}

Answer 5

try this

 if (strtotime($udate) >= strtotime($realStartDate) && strtotime($udate) <= strtotime($realEndDate) ) {
    echo 'within tange';
}
else{
    echo 'Not in range';
}