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= 0 && $start < 24)) $start = (2*date('g') + ((date('i') >= 25) ? 1 : 0)) % 24; if (!isset($_GET['ap'])) $ap = (date('a') == 'pm'); if (!isset($_GET['size']) || !($size >= 0 && $size <= 2)) $size = 1; /* 0 = 2h, 1 = 4h, 2 = 6h */ if (!isset($_GET['wkday']) || !($wkday >= 0 && $wkday < 7)) $wkday = 0; #echo "\n"; echo "

View shows starting at \n"; for ($t = 2; $t < 26; $t++) { echo "\t'.floor($t / 2).':'.(($t % 2 == 0) ? '00' : '30')."\n"; } echo "\n\tAM\n\tPM\n\n"; } else { echo " selected>AM\n\tPM\n\n"; } echo ", for the next \n"; for ($i = 0; $i < 3; $i++) echo "\t' : '>').(2 + $i*2)."\n"; echo " hours, for \n"; $days = array("Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday", "Saturday", "Sunday"); $day_offset = array_search(date('l'), $days); // Monday = 0, etc... # or, in newer versions of PHP: # $day_offset = date('N') - 1; for ($i = 0; $i < 7; $i++) echo "\t' : '>').$days[($i + $day_offset) % 7]."\n"; echo ".

"; //$lineup_start = mktime($start_h, $start_m, $start_s, $start_m, $start_d, $start_y); $lineup_start = mktime(floor($start / 2) + (($ap) ? 12 : 0), 30 * ($start % 2), 0, date('n'), date('j') + $wkday); // search "start" time $lineup_end = $lineup_start + 7200*($size + 1); /* ($size+1) * 2 hours*/ #echo ""; print_lineup($lineup_start, $lineup_end, $seconds_per_pixel, $station_width, $border, $padding, $height, $timebar_height, $ie); ?>