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mcal_event_set_recur_monthly_wday
Synopsis
void mcal_event_set_recur_monthly_wday(MCALconnection, year, month,
day, interval);
int MCALconnection: An open
MCAL connection
int year: The year the
recurrence ends
int month: The month the
recurrence ends
int day: The day the
recurrence ends
int interval: The event will
occur every interval months
Description
mcal_event_set_recur_monthly_wday() sets the stream's global event to recur every interval months on the same day of the week. If the event starts on the third Tuesday in March, and interval is 1, then it will recur every March on the third Tuesday. If the event starts on the fifth Monday of a month, it will not recur in months that don't have a fifth Monday.
Example
Example 714. Daylight savings time
$calendar = "{/mstore}<mycalendar>";
$MCALconnection = mcal_open($calendar, "username", "password");
mcal_event_init($MCALconnection);
// Set the event to start on the first Sunday in April - April 1st, in 2001.
$start_year = 2001;
$start_month = MCAL_APRIL;
$start_day = 1;
mcal_event_set_start($MCALconnection, $start_year, $start_month, $start_day);
// Set the event to recur every 12 months, with no end date.
// 9999-12-31 is the largest date represented by libmcal, and
// can be used whenever you want an event to effectively not have
// an end date.
$recur_end_year = 9999;
$recur_end_month = MCAL_DECEMBER;
$recur_end_day = 31;
$interval = 12;
// This event will always recur on the day that Daylight Saving Time
// starts in the United States: the first Sunday in April.
mcal_event_set_recur_monthly_wday($MCALconnection, $recur_end_year,
$recur_end_month, $recur_end_day,
$interval);