No manual month changes. I can handle that easily with some date variable manipulation.
On my site i have a widget that uses AJAX to send the month and year to the page. I grab those values and make some date variables.
Mainly i look at today and get the month and year. I make a variable for the first of the month like this: 20140601 — i store that value in a variable. Then i also get the last day of the given month and make my ending day variable with that value. I use php “t” value to get the last day of the month.
That code ends up looking like this:
$current_month = str_pad($_GET['_m'], 2, '0', STR_PAD_LEFT);
$current_day = "01"; // day one
$current_year = $_GET['_y'];
$get_last_day = $current_year.$current_month.$current_day;
$lastday = date("t", strtotime($get_last_day));
$tempstartday = $current_year.$current_month.$current_day;
$tempendday = $current_year.$current_month.$lastday;
$startday = date('Ymd', strtotime($tempstartday));
$endday = date('Ymd', strtotime($tempendday));
In my final code, i pass the $startday and $endday to the wordpress query in each of those spots where in the example I have the date hardcoded.
'value' => $startday,
