In need for an expiry credit card field based on arrival date?

I am almost there i thought by

function expDateMonth($getm) {
	$msg = '<table><tr>';
	$msg .= '<td>';
	$expiredate = explode("-",$getm);
	$i=$expiredate[1]+1;
	$startYear = $expiredate[0];
	$msg .= '<select name="expDateMonth" id="expDateMonth">';
	for($i;$i<=12;$i++){
		if(($i < 10) && ($i != $startMonth) ) { 
			$i = '0'.$i;
		}
		$msg .= '<option value="'.$i.'">'.$i.'</option>';
	}
	$msg .= '</select>';
	$msg .= '</td>';
	$msg .= '<td>';
	$msg .= '<select name="expDateYear" id="expDateYear">';
	$endYear = $startYear + 5;
	
	for($i=$startYear;$i<=$endYear;$i++){
		$msg .= '<option value="'.$i.'">'.$i.'</option>';
	}
	$msg .= '</select>';
	$msg .= '</td>';
	$msg .= '</tr></table>';
	return $msg;  
}
$arrivaldate = "2007-09-23";
echo expDateMonth($arrivaldate);

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the problem is every year in the future start with month 10(october).
so how can i make year 2007 from the 10 month and for the future years i show all months???

regards

 

do this

for($i[COLOR="Red"][B]=1[/B][/COLOR];$i<=12;$i++){

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You would have to use a different menu.

But I would go with Galen's fix. You can do validation later on.

You don't seem to define $startMonth.