$dayweek = $startwday;
$row = new html_table_row(array());
+
+ // Create an array of all the week days.
+ $wdays = array(0 => '<strong>'. get_string('sunday', 'calendar'). '</strong>',
+ 1 => '<strong>'. get_string('monday', 'calendar'). '</strong>',
+ 2 => '<strong>'. get_string('tuesday', 'calendar'). '</strong>',
+ 3 => '<strong>'. get_string('wednesday', 'calendar'). '</strong>',
+ 4 => '<strong>'. get_string('thursday', 'calendar'). '</strong>',
+ 5 => '<strong>'. get_string('friday', 'calendar'). '</strong>',
+ 6 => '<strong>'. get_string('saturday', 'calendar'). '</strong>');
+
+ // Loop only if the day offset is greater than 0.
+ // This loop involves shifting the days around until the desired start day
+ // is at the start of the array.
+ $daycount = 0;
+ while ($display->minwday > $daycount++) {
+ $wdays_end = array_shift($wdays);
+ array_push($wdays, $wdays_end);
+ }
+
+ // Now we set the (modified) array to the table cells to be displayed.
+ $row->cells = $wdays;
+ $table->data[] = $row;
+
+ $row = new html_table_row(array());
+
// Paddding (the first week may have blank days in the beginning)
for($i = $display->minwday; $i < $startwday; ++$i) {
$cell = new html_table_cell(' ');