# Get all log Column names

$query = "SELECT * from log

WHERE session_id = 1 ";

$result = do_sql($query);

$details = pg_fetch_array($result, null, PGSQL_ASSOC) ;

$columns = array_keys($details) ;

return $columns ;

$start=strtotime(validate_date($start,"eu","us"));

$end=strtotime(validate_date($end,"eu","us"));

$datearray=array();

$day= 60*60*24;

while ( $start <= $end ) {

array_push($datearray,$start);

$start+=$day;

}

//Returns array of days in the range, but in seconds format.

// need to use date function to convert them to desired format.

return $datearray;

# $monthago=date("j/n/Y",strtotime($start));

# $nextweek=date("j/n/Y",strtotime($end));

$start=validate_date($start,"eu","eu");

$end=validate_date($end,"eu","eu");

echo <<<ENDHTML

<form action=view_log.php method=post >

Select Date range:

From <input type=text id=cal1_container name=startdate value="$start" > &nbsp;

to <input type=text id=cal2_container name=enddate value="$end" >

<input type=submit value=Go>

<input type=hidden name=athlete_id value=$athlete_id >

</form>

<!-- <TD>

Experimental links:

<a href=my_event_calendar.php > My Event Calendar </a>

<a href=my_training_plan.php> My Training Plan</a>

<a href=my_training_plan.php> My Training Plan</a>

</TD>

</TR>

-->

ENDHTML

;