/**
* @param PayPeriod $payperiod The payperiod that relates to the hours that the tutor worked
* @param array $hoursArray holds the strings that represent all the hours worked by the tutor over the payperiod
* @return array An array of instances of the SingleDay class which represents the hours worked over the payperiod
*/
private function setPayPeriodSchedule(PayPeriod $payperiod, array $hoursArray)
{
if ($payperiod->getLengthOfPayPeriod() != count($hoursArray)) {
echo count($hoursArray);
echo $payperiod->getLengthOfPayPeriod();
// Something bad because they both do not have the same number of entries
echo "Internal error: The pay period and number of entries in the hours array were not equal in length.";
die;
}
$finalArray = array();
$lengthOfArrays = $payperiod->getLengthOfPayPeriod();
$payperiodDates = $payperiod->getDatesInPayPeriod();
for ($i = 0; $i < $lengthOfArrays; $i++) {
$singleDay = new SingleDay($payperiodDates[$i], $hoursArray[$i]);
$finalArray[] = $singleDay;
}
return $finalArray;
}
<?php
require_once __DIR__ . '/../oop/PayPeriod.php';
date_default_timezone_set("America/New_York");
$startDate = $_POST['startDate'];
$payperiod = new PayPeriod(strtotime($startDate));
$payperiod->setToNextPayPeriod();
$datesInPeriod = $payperiod->getDatesInPayPeriod();
$formattedDates = array();
foreach ($datesInPeriod as $date) {
$formattedDates[] = date("l n/j/y", $date);
}
echo json_encode($formattedDates);
