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PHP - Calendar cal_info() Function
The PHP Calendar cal_info() function is used to return an array that contains information about a given calendar. The array contains the following elements: calname, calsymbol, month, abbrevmonth and maxdaysinmonth.
Syntax
Below is the syntax of the PHP Calendar cal_info() function −
array cal_info(int $calendar = -1)
Parameters
This function accepts $calendar (Optional) parameter which is an integer value showing the calendar ID. If not specified or set to -1, it will return information about all available calendars.
The following calendar values can be used −
- 0 = CAL_GREGORIAN
- 1 = CAL_JULIAN
- 2 = CAL_JEWISH
- 3 = CAL_FRENCH
Return Value
The cal_info() function returns an array containing information on the given calendar, or all calendars if no specific ID is given.
PHP Version
First introduced in core PHP 4.1.0, the cal_info() function continues to function easily in PHP 5, PHP 7, and PHP 8.
Example 1
First we will show you the basic example of the PHP Calendar cal_info() function to get the information about the calendar. Here we have given 0 as the value for $calendar parameter.
<?php // Call the cal_info function $info = cal_info(0); // Here CAL_GREGORIAN can be used at the place of 0 // Display the result print_r($info); ?>
Output
Here is the outcome of the following code −
Array ( [months]=> Array ( [1]=> January [2]=> February [3]=> March [4]=> April [5]=> May [6]=> June [7]=> July [8]=> August [9]=> September [10]=> October [11]=> November [12]=> December ) [abbrevmonths]=> Array ( [1]=> Jan [2]=> Feb [3]=> Mar [4]=> Apr [5]=> May [6]=> Jun [7]=> Jul [8]=> Aug [9]=> Sep [10]=> Oct [11]=> Nov [12]=> Dec ) [maxdaysinmonth]=> 31 [calname]=> Gregorian [calsymbol]=> CAL_GREGORIAN )
Example 2
This PHP example uses the cal_info() method with CAL_JULIAN value to retrieve and show Julian calendar information.
<?php // Call the cal_info function $info = cal_info(CAL_JULIAN); // Display the result print_r($info); ?>
Output
This will generate the below output −
Array ( [months] => Array ( [1] => January [2] => February [3] => March [4] => April [5] => May [6] => June [7] => July [8] => August [9] => September [10] => October [11] => November [12] => December ) [abbrevmonths] => Array ( [1] => Jan [2] => Feb [3] => Mar [4] => Apr [5] => May [6] => Jun [7] => Jul [8] => Aug [9] => Sep [10] => Oct [11] => Nov [12] => Dec ) [maxdaysinmonth] => 31 [calname] => Julian [calsymbol] => CAL_JULIAN )
Example 3
This example demonstrates how you can retrieve and display information about the French calendar using cal_info() and CAL_FRENCH.
<?php // Call the cal_info function $info = cal_info(CAL_FRENCH); // CAL_FRENCH to get the french calendar information // Display the result print_r($info); ?>
Output
This will create the below output −
Array ( [months] => Array ( [1] => Vendemiaire [2] => Brumaire [3] => Frimaire [4] => Nivose [5] => Pluviose [6] => Ventose [7] => Germinal [8] => Floreal [9] => Prairial [10] => Messidor [11] => Thermidor [12] => Fructidor [13] => Extra ) [abbrevmonths] => Array ( [1] => Vendemiaire [2] => Brumaire [3] => Frimaire [4] => Nivose [5] => Pluviose [6] => Ventose [7] => Germinal [8] => Floreal [9] => Prairial [10] => Messidor [11] => Thermidor [12] => Fructidor [13] => Extra ) [maxdaysinmonth] => 30 [calname] => French [calsymbol] => CAL_FRENCH )