A few pointers.
Comparing Dates
If you have two date objects, you need to compare their values returned by their valueOf or getTime methods:
date1.valueOf() > new Date().valueOf()
If you are only after the difference in days, the best way of doing it is:
Math.floor( ( date1 - date2 ) / 86400000 );
Working with weeks
To find the start of the week:
var start = 1; //Mon=1, Tue=2,.., Sun=7 date1.setDate( date1.getDate() - ( date1.getDay() + 7 - start ) % 7 )
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