Re: [WebDNA] Quick Date Question

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2008

It keeps the original formatting. numero = 101534
interpreted = N
texte = On Nov 28, 2008, at 6:44 AM, Steve Craig wrote:> Hi>> I'm suffering from having to many different things to do today and > I'm struggling with what I think should be an easy thing, can > someone help?>> I need a bit if code that will give me a list of week numbers > (1-52) in the current year, with the date of the Monday of each > week ie...>> Week 1 - dd/mm/yyyy> Week 2 - dd/mm/yyyy> ...> ...> ...> Week 52 - dd/mm/yyyy>> Can anyone help with any pointers please.Not sure if this is the best way to handle it, but I would think you could create a [loop] context that would use as the "from" the numerical date of the first Monday you wanted to start with, like[math]{01/07/2008}[/math]and [math]{12/29/2008}[/math] as the "to" value. Then just increment by 7 to get the date numerically for each week and convert it like this:[format days_to_date %d/%m/%Y][index][/format]since the [index] values would then become the date of each Monday in 2008 in succession.As far as the week #, you'd just have to set a counter using a math value, start it at one and increment it by adding one for each iteration of the loop. Does that help? I'm a rank amateur at this stuff sometimes but I figured I'd chip in at a time when no one else might even be awake after the holiday festivities of yesterday (in the U.S., anyway).--Gil Poulsen, Mac Wirehead************************AltiM@c Consulting23 Marco Polo CourtFranklin Park, NJ 08823-1703Voice: 609-359-0103http://altimac.com************************ Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

Re: [WebDNA] Quick Date Question (Govinda 2008)
Re: [WebDNA] Quick Date Question (Govinda 2008)
Re: [WebDNA] Quick Date Question (Steve Craig 2008)
Re: [WebDNA] Quick Date Question (Gil Poulsen 2008)
[WebDNA] Quick Date Question (Steve Craig 2008)

On Nov 28, 2008, at 6:44 AM, Steve Craig wrote:> Hi>> I'm suffering from having to many different things to do today and > I'm struggling with what I think should be an easy thing, can > someone help?>> I need a bit if code that will give me a list of week numbers > (1-52) in the current year, with the date of the Monday of each > week ie...>> Week 1 - dd/mm/yyyy> Week 2 - dd/mm/yyyy> ...> ...> ...> Week 52 - dd/mm/yyyy>> Can anyone help with any pointers please.Not sure if this is the best way to handle it, but I would think you could create a [loop] context that would use as the "from" the numerical date of the first Monday you wanted to start with, like[math]{01/07/2008}[/math]and [math]{12/29/2008}[/math] as the "to" value. Then just increment by 7 to get the date numerically for each week and convert it like this:[format days_to_date %d/%m/%Y][index][/format]since the [index] values would then become the date of each Monday in 2008 in succession.As far as the week #, you'd just have to set a counter using a math value, start it at one and increment it by adding one for each iteration of the loop. Does that help? I'm a rank amateur at this stuff sometimes but I figured I'd chip in at a time when no one else might even be awake after the holiday festivities of yesterday (in the U.S., anyway).--Gil Poulsen, Mac Wirehead************************AltiM@c Consulting23 Marco Polo CourtFranklin Park, NJ 08823-1703Voice: 609-359-0103http://altimac.com************************ Gil Poulsen

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