$monthNum = 5;
$monthName = date("F", mktime(0, 0, 0, $monthNum, 10));

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I had to prepare this a few days ago, but I hope that it’s not too late. I want to introduce you the pleasant html5 examples for women, especially on Valentine’s Day, Or 8 March. This is a collection of interactive hearts and flowers. Trust me – your girlfriend will love it!

1. Love Is In The Air

2. Heart Browser

3. Bliss

4. Plasma of love

5. Love trails

6. A Rose is a Rose

7. Catchy Hearts

8. WebGL Rose

9. Love message

10. Hearts everywhere

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Function

<?php

function current_season() {
       // Locate the icons
       $icons = array(
               "spring" => "images/spring.png",
               "summer" => "images/summer.png",
               "autumn" => "images/autumn.png",
               "winter" => "images/winter.png"
       );

       // What is today's date - number
       $day = date("z");

       //  Days of spring
       $spring_starts = date("z", strtotime("March 21"));
       $spring_ends   = date("z", strtotime("June 20"));

       //  Days of summer
       $summer_starts = date("z", strtotime("June 21"));
       $summer_ends   = date("z", strtotime("September 22"));

       //  Days of autumn
       $autumn_starts = date("z", strtotime("September 23"));
       $autumn_ends   = date("z", strtotime("December 20"));

       //  If $day is between the days of spring, summer, autumn, and winter
       if( $day >= $spring_starts && $day <= $spring_ends ) :
               $season = "spring";
       elseif( $day >= $summer_starts && $day <= $summer_ends ) :
               $season = "summer";
       elseif( $day >= $autumn_starts && $day <= $autumn_ends ) :
               $season = "autumn";
       else :
               $season = "winter";
       endif;

       $image_path = $icons[$season];

       echo $image_path;
}

?>

Usage

<img src="<?php current_season() ?>" alt="" />

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<div >
  <div >
    name@example.com    </div>
</div>

$(document).ready(function(){
  $('div.field-field-email .field-item').each(function(){
    var emailAdd = $(this).text();
      $(this).wrapInner('<a href="mailto:' + emailAdd + '"></a>');
   });
 });

<div >
  <div ><a href="mailto:%0A%20%20%20%20name@example.com%20%20%20%20">
    name@example.com    </a></div>
</div>

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How can I unfocus a textarea or input? I couldn't find a

$('#my-textarea').unfocus(); method?

$('#textarea').blur()

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Conversion

$date_array = explode("/",$date); // split the array
$var_day = $date_array[0]; //day seqment
$var_month = $date_array[1]; //month segment
$var_year = $date_array[2]; //year segment
$new_date_format = "$var_year-$var_day-$var_month"; // join them together

Change period-separated to slash-separated or vice versa (and reverse order)

/**
 * @param string $date (d.m.y, y-m-d, y/m/d)
 * @return string|bol
 */

function convertDate($date) {
       // EN-Date to GE-Date
       if (strstr($date, "-") || strstr($date, "/"))   {
               $date = preg_split("/[\/]|[-]+/", $date);
               $date = $date[2].".".$date[1].".".$date[0];
               return $date;
       }
       // GE-Date to EN-Date
       else if (strstr($date, ".")) {
               $date = preg_split("[.]", $date);
               $date = $date[2]."-".$date[1]."-".$date[0];
               return $date;
       }
       return false;
}

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<?php

function build_calendar($month,$year,$dateArray) {

    // Create array containing abbreviations of days of week.
    $daysOfWeek = array('S','M','T','W','T','F','S');

    // What is the first day of the month in question?
    $firstDayOfMonth = mktime(0,0,0,$month,1,$year);

    // How many days does this month contain?
    $numberDays = date('t',$firstDayOfMonth);

    // Retrieve some information about the first day of the
    // month in question.
    $dateComponents = getdate($firstDayOfMonth);

    // What is the name of the month in question?
    $monthName = $dateComponents['month'];

    // What is the index value (0-6) of the first day of the
    // month in question.
    $dayOfWeek = $dateComponents['wday'];

    // Create the table tag opener and day headers

    $calendar = "<table class='calendar'>";
    $calendar .= "<caption>$monthName $year</caption>";
    $calendar .= "<tr>";

    // Create the calendar headers

    foreach($daysOfWeek as $day) {
         $calendar .= "<th class='header'>$day</th>";
    }

    // Create the rest of the calendar

    // Initiate the day counter, starting with the 1st.

    $currentDay = 1;

    $calendar .= "</tr><tr>";

    // The variable $dayOfWeek is used to
    // ensure that the calendar
    // display consists of exactly 7 columns.

    if ($dayOfWeek > 0) {
         $calendar .= "<td colspan='$dayOfWeek'>&nbsp;</td>";
    }

    $month = str_pad($month, 2, "0", STR_PAD_LEFT);

    while ($currentDay <= $numberDays) {

         // Seventh column (Saturday) reached. Start a new row.

         if ($dayOfWeek == 7) {

              $dayOfWeek = 0;
              $calendar .= "</tr><tr>";

         }

         $currentDayRel = str_pad($currentDay, 2, "0", STR_PAD_LEFT);

         $date = "$year-$month-$currentDayRel";

         $calendar .= "<td class='day' rel='$date'>$currentDay</td>";

         // Increment counters

         $currentDay++;
         $dayOfWeek++;

    }

    // Complete the row of the last week in month, if necessary

    if ($dayOfWeek != 7) {

         $remainingDays = 7 - $dayOfWeek;
         $calendar .= "<td colspan='$remainingDays'>&nbsp;</td>";

    }

    $calendar .= "</tr>";

    $calendar .= "</table>";

    return $calendar;

}

?>

Usage

To print a table of May 2005, just do:

<?php echo build_calendar(05,2005); ?>

And you'll get a table like this:

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