Something like this, but this is not perfect.. The mktime seem to work only
for Unix/Linux and not work for Windows.
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function dateDiff($input_date)
{
//MSG #1 - Parameter1 must be in this date format --> "mm/dd/"
//MSG #2 - This script does not include fix for the leap year...
Perhap a date difference will help, PHP doesn't have this feature,
date_diff() while C/C++ have this feature. So, there is a way, you can use
the date() function and get the day difference. So, if you have one day
difference, you use the if statement or switch statement to use the word
'Yesterday
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