Hey Dan,
You, sir, are a hero 🙂
That worked perfectly I literally followed your steps and it worked no problem 🙂 Thank you.
I have just had a glance at the link you supplied too and will definitely read into it more as there is a chance we could use this type of functionality more within other areas of the site and what you have helped me with there is outstanding.
Thank you again, very much 🙂
Darren
Hi,
I have been trying to calculate a member of staff’s years of service and have had some success following this guide 🙂
This is working great, however, I would really like to display the result as “14th Year of Service” or “3rd Year of Service” and can’t figure it out could you offer some guidance please? I have been looking into it and it looks like oridnal suffix is what I am looking for.
My PHP code is:
<p class=”start-date”> <?php if( get_sub_field(‘startdate’) ): ?> <?php $date = get_sub_field(‘startdate’); $yearsofservice = new DateTime($date); $interval = $yearsofservice->diff(new DateTime); echo $interval->y. ‘ Year of Service’; ?></p> <?php endif; ?>
Thank you in advance
Darren
Hi,
I have been trying to calculate a member of staff’s years of service and have had some success following this guide 🙂
This is working great, however, I would really like to display the result as “14th Year of Service” or “3rd Year of Service” and can’t figure it out could you offer some guidance please? I have been looking into it and it looks like oridnal suffix is what I am looking for.
My PHP code is:
<p class=”start-date”> <?php if( get_sub_field(‘startdate’) ): ?> <?php $date = get_sub_field(‘startdate’); $yearsofservice = new DateTime($date); $interval = $yearsofservice->diff(new DateTime); echo $interval->y. ‘ Year of Service’; ?></p> <?php endif; ?>
Thank you in advance
Darren
