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[Jon Baer]

You would still need an end time of course but this is doable if you  
adjust the 2nd param to strtotime (ie every Wednesday, etc)

http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.strtotime.php

What you really do is iterate over the call w/ your db and of course  
this is better to do w/ a transaction or stored proc (if you have  
MySQL 5+) and do some type of caching if its a public query.  I would  
have thought this would be possible w/ PEAR Calendar but it is not.

- Jon

On Aug 6, 2007, at 8:47 PM, Cliff Hirsch wrote:

> I need a script for repeating events. I need the ability to add  
> repeating events to a database and to retrieve repeating events for  
> a specific day -- that’s it. No fancy day/week/month views. No  
> multi-user groups. No  alarms, approval cycles, etc. Just add/edit  
> event & list event for a specific day.
>
> Does anyone have suggestions? Perhaps there’s some fancy sql that  
> can pull repeating events from a db in one swoop. The closest I’ve  
> scene is webcalendar and Horde Kronolith. But both will take a bit  
> of work to cut down to my requirements. Using one of these as a  
> ‘front-end’ to add events might be ok. But it would be nice to have  
> a lightweight script for retrieving events to pull into my app.
>
> Thanks in advance.
> Cliff
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