Ok I have created a PHP script that prints out data from a .csv file. Everything is good but the header of the Table I want to have it say report for: current date. SO here is what I have?
<?php
$NOWDATE = `date +%m%d%y`;
print('<tr align="center"><td colspan="15"><h2>Revenue Report for: $NOWDATE</h2></td></tr>');
?>
This does not work, so I need to find a way to post this to the header.
Use double quotes "
for the string so the variable gets interpreted.
You don't need to do an external date
call btw - this will do:
$NOWDATE = date("d.m.Y");
code:
print("<tr align=\"center\"><td colspan=\"15\"><h2>Revenue Report for: $NOWDATE</h2></td></tr>");
$now = date('d-m-Y');
Then just add $now to your strings anywhere...
See the php documentation on date() for the different format.