Looking for script to compare date ranges for a calendar

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#1   Looking for script to compare date ranges for a calendar
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Hello everyone, I need to find a function or script that will help me work out an addition to the module Nucalendar (or Events Calendar as it's also called: downloaded from [ Register or login to view links on this board. ]
What I need to do is create a way to determine if an event is already scheduled during a certain time range. I changed one of the paramaters of the Nucalendar scheduling function to limit the location to one of 4 possibilities instead of it's current open ended structure. Now I want to create a way of looking in the database to see if there is already an event scheduled at a certain time in one of these 4 locations (using the variable $location) in the database, and if so tell the user that they can't schedule a new event during this time.

The issue is there are two things going on, the time it starts and the duration it extends. Then I need to check the new event for the same 2 things to make sure there isn't any overlap. The 2 time frames are in these formats: 13:30:00 for the time, and 2005-11-23 for the one time date of an event.

I unbderstand the logic of how to write it, but I'm not quite good enough to know how to compare there dates for greater than, less than, and such in a fashion that will determine what I need. If we were talking regular old numbers it would be easy, but I'm not sure how to convert these guys into that way of doing things. This HAS to have been done for some previous Calendar PHP function, or some other program.

If anyone can point me to a resource on how to do this type of time/date comparrison I would appreciate it greatly.



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