The times I’m trying to show are acf fields on an options page. Would that make a difference as to it working or not here?
Thanks for looking at this
<?php get_field(‘morning_start_time’); ?>
Was throwing up an error, because of php within php maybe? Went with
<?php
date_default_timezone_set('Europe/London'); // timezone
$weekday = date(l); // today
$now = new DateTime();
$morning = $now >= new DateTime(get_field('morning_start_time','option')) && $now <= new DateTime(get_field('morning_end_time','option'));
$afternoon = $now >= new DateTime(get_field('evening_start_time','option')) && $now <= new DateTime(get_field('evening_end_time','option'));
if($weekday == "Saturday" && ($morning || $afternoon)) : ?>
<h2>We're streaming</h2>
<?php else : ?>
<h2>No streaming</h2>
<?php endif; ?>
It doesn’t throw up an error but its also not working. Would that be because of the php date/time functions? My return format is H:i currently
Or is there an easier way to make this work? I just can’t work this out
So its setup so that content:
<h2>We’re streaming</h2>
Will show between the times –
$morning = $now >= new DateTime(’13:30′) && $now <= new DateTime(’13:40′);
$afternoon = $now >= new DateTime(’15:20′) && $now <= new DateTime(’15:45′);
Any other time it will show:
<h2>No streaming</h2>
Thanks so much
So would that be
$morning = $now >= new DateTime(‘<?php get_field(‘morning_start_time’); ?>’)
