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Forum|Forum|9 years ago
April 12, 2017
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Hey there!

Google doesn't really help me, not any other php tutorials or whatever, so I am asking here.

I want to add opening hours to my companies web page. So far so good, worked on a php script and took a few examples from GitHub.

I got a working php script saying if we are in the office or not.

Now how do I put that in my Contact div? Or how do I implement it in the website?

This is my php code that I used:

!

<?php

date_default_timezone_set('Europe/Vienna');

$weekday = date("H:i");

if ($weekday == "Friday") {

$open_from = "08:30";

$opten_to = "15:00";

}

elseif ($weekday == "Saturday" || $weekday == "Sunday") {

$open_from = "00:00";

$open_to = "00:01";

}

else {

$open_from = "08:30";

$open_to = "17:00";

}

if (date("H:i") < $open_from || date("H:i") > $open_to ) {

print "nur via E-Mail erreichbar, wir leben ja nicht im Büro :-)";

}

else {

print "Sie können uns jetzt anrufen, wir sind erreichbar :-)";

}

?>

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O

osgood_

Legend

The slightly revised php script:

<?php

date_default_timezone_set('Europe/Vienna');

$weekday = date('l');

$opening_times = date("H:i");

if ($weekday == "Friday") {

$open_from = "08:30";

$open_to = "15:00";

}

elseif ($weekday == "Saturday" || $weekday == "Sunday") {

$open_from = "00:00";

$open_to = "00:01";

}

else {

$open_from = "08:30";

$open_to = "17:00";

}

if (date("H:i") < $open_from || date("H:i") > $open_to ) {

$closed = "We are closed for business";

}

else {

$open = "We are open for business";

}

?>

The html/php to include on your page where you want the opening/closed time/message displayed:

<?php if(isset($closed)) { ?>

<?php } else { ?>

<?php echo "<p>$weekday $open_from - $open_to</p>"; ?>

<?php } ?>

</div>

See if that works.

GeoEngineeringAuthor

Participant

this is what comes out. I honestly do not have a single idea on how I can make this work :/

O

osgood_

Legend

Are you working in a .php page? What happens if you run the page through a browser.

Open a new DW document, delete any code inside it and paste in the code below as it is. Save it as opening_times.php and then run the page through your local server set up or upload the page to your remote server, assuming it supports php and browse out to the page. Once you establish a simple page works you should then be able to transfer the code (copy and paste) into the page where you require it to be.

<?php

date_default_timezone_set('Europe/Vienna');

$weekday = date('l');

$opening_times = date("H:i");

if ($weekday == "Friday") {

$open_from = "08:30";

$open_to = "15:00";

}

elseif ($weekday == "Saturday" || $weekday == "Sunday") {

$open_from = "00:00";

$open_to = "00:01";

}

else {

$open_from = "08:30";

$open_to = "17:00";

}

if (date("H:i") < $open_from || date("H:i") > $open_to ) {

$closed = "We are closed for business";

}

else {

$open = "We are open for business";

}

?>

<!DOCTYPE html>

<html>

<head>

<title>Opening Times</title>

</head>

<body>

<?php if(isset($closed)) { ?>

<?php } else { ?>

<?php echo "<p>$weekday $open_from - $open_to</p>"; ?>

<?php } ?>

</div>

</body>

</html>

BenPleysier

Community Expert

See GitHub - coryetzkorn/php-store-hours: Output content based on time-of-day and-day-of-week.

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