Previous 20 days of the date calendar
Working with previous dates
For new code, DateTimeImmutable makes date arithmetic easier to read than repeatedly building timestamps with mktime().
29-Sep-2026:Tue
28-Sep-2026:Mon
27-Sep-2026:Sun
26-Sep-2026:Sat
25-Sep-2026:Fri
24-Sep-2026:Thu
23-Sep-2026:Wed
22-Sep-2026:Tue
21-Sep-2026:Mon
20-Sep-2026:Sun
19-Sep-2026:Sat
18-Sep-2026:Fri
17-Sep-2026:Thu
16-Sep-2026:Wed
15-Sep-2026:Tue
14-Sep-2026:Mon
13-Sep-2026:Sun
12-Sep-2026:Sat
11-Sep-2026:Fri
10-Sep-2026:Thu
\09= date(\"m\");
30= date(\"d\");
2026= date(\"Y\");
for($i=0; $i<=20; $i++){
echo date('d-M-Y:D',mktime(0,0,0,$m,($de-$i),$y));
echo \"<br>\";
}
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