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·published 2006-12-14 22:34 UTC
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/* The start dates for each time period (in an array). 
Need to be in the form mm/dd/yyyy and in chronological order */
// This code ensures that the date is always the current week, the one before,
// and the one after, but you are welcome to hard code the dates
$tmp=time()-date('H')*60*60-date('i')*60-date('s')-date('w')*60*60*24;
$week=60*60*24*7;
$default->startdates = array (date("m/d/Y",($tmp-$week)),
                              date("m/d/Y",($tmp)),
                              date("m/d/Y",($tmp+$week)));
$default->week_start		= 'Monday';	// Day that the week starts, must be complete day
$default->num_in_last		= 56;		/* The number of days in the last timecard period 
                                         * (the others are calculated based on the next date,