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Print out a single week of a calendar, or get Month, Day, or Year values from a week range with a given date.

Print out a single week of a calendar, or get Month, Day, or Year values from a week range with a given date. Defaults to today’s date.

Loop through each day of the week, and print a calendar.

{exp:week_range:days}
    <li class="calendar_day ">
        <span class="day_number">{day}</span>
        <span class="day_name">{day_of_week}</span>
        {embed="global/_calendar-day" year="{year}" month="{month}" day="{day}"}
    </li>
{/exp:week_range:days}

Find all events for each day.

{exp:weblog:entries weblog="events" dynamic="off" show_future_entries="yes" year="{embed:year}" month="{embed:month}" day="{embed:day}"}
    {title}
{/exp:weblog:entries}

To print “September 27–October 3, 2009”

{exp:week_range:full_date format_month="F" format_day="j" format_year="Y" date="2009-10-01"}

Other available methods:

{exp:week_range:day format_day="j"}

{exp:week_range:month format_month="F"}

{exp:week_range:year format_year="Y"}

{exp:week_range:day_of_week}

Parameters
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date= (optional)
Change the date you want to pass to it. Defaults to today. e.g. 2009-10-1

get= (optional default: false, options: day, month, year, day_of_week, full_date)
Get various parts of a date

increment= (optional default: 0)
If you use some sort of other loop generator (e.g. Loop plugin)

date= (optional default: date(‘Y-m-d’))
Define another date to start from

separator= (optional default: ‘–’)
If you want to separate dates with something else

format_month= (optional default: ‘m’)
Use any valid PHP date format character

format_day= (optional default: ‘d’)
Use any valid PHP date format character

format_day_of_week= (optional default: ‘l’)
Use any valid PHP date format character

format_year= (optional default: ‘Y’)
Use any valid PHP date format character

today_first= (optional default: ‘no’)
If ‘yes’, the 7 day calendar will start with today’s date

Week Range Links

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This entry was last updated May 20, 2010, 6:09 am.

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