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PHP - Php Get Time Before 5 Minutes?
To get current date and time I use:
$date = date("d-M-Y h:i:s"); But how can I get date and time which was before 5 minutes. Similar TutorialsI'm trying to add some minutes ($interval) to any given time, but my results aren't as expected... Code: [Select] <?php $year="2012"; $opentime="09"; $interval="10"; $thedate = "$year:01:01 $opentime:00:00"; $startdate = strtotime($thedate); $date = date("Y-m-d",$startdate); $time = date("g:i a",$startdate); $newtime = strtotime("+$interval", $time); $nexttime = date("g:i a",$newtime); echo $date; echo "<br>"; echo $time; echo "<br>"; echo $nexttime; is returning: 2012-01-01 9:00 am 7:10 pm I was expecting the last to be 9:10 am. Can someone point me in the right direction? Thanks. hello, if i have the following, how would i display it? Code: [Select] function minutes_round ($hour = "$signintime", $minutes = '5', $format = "H:i") { $seconds = strtotime($hour); $rounded = round($seconds / ($minutes * 60)) * ($minutes * 60); return date($format, $rounded); } I wrote a function that grabs the elapsed time of a recently uploaded video. However, the time does not seem to increment. For example, if I upload a video, the time will display as '1 second'. However, if I continuously refresh the page, the time does not increment or increase. Any way to fix this? I figured I'd have to put it in some kind of loop (I do call the function in another class).
function getElapsedTime($time) {
$time = time() - $time; // get time since video upload date
$time = ($time < 1) ? 1 : $time;
$tokens = array(
31536000 => 'year',
2592000 => 'month',
604800 => 'week',
86400 => 'day',
3600 => 'hour',
60 => 'minute',
1 => 'second'
);
foreach ($tokens as $unit => $text) {
if ($time < $unit) continue;
$numberOfUnits = floor($time / $unit);
return $numberOfUnits . ' ' . $text . (($numberOfUnits > 1) ? 's' : '');
}
}
I have a database with Users as a table. It has the normal stuff, id, username, password, and I have anther in it called lastactive. It is int(11) , and I am wondering how I would make a sql query select the users in the database 'users' and see who has been active in the past 15 mins. By the way, the lastactive time gets updated by the function time() Here is my code: <?php $online = mysql_query("SELECT * from users WHERE (TIMESTAMPDIFF(MINUTE, `lastactive`, NOW()) < 15) ORDER by lastactive DESC") or die (mysql_error()); while($online = mysql_fetch_assoc($online)) { echo '<a style="color:#F0CD87;" href="profile?id='.$online['user_id'].'">'; echo ucFirst($online['username']); echo '</a>, '; } ?> Here is how the last active gets updated. <?php if(isset($_SESSION['logged'])) { mysql_query("UPDATE `users` SET `lastactive`='" . time() . "' WHERE `username`='" . $_SESSION['username'] . "'"); } ?> Again its not showing the users that have been on since 15 minutes ago, even tho it updates the users last active on every page since its in the footer.php part. which is on every page. Thanks for the upcoming help. I've created a demo page for my CMS, and I want to delete itself and make a fresh content install. I got the delete part figured out, but what about uploading fresh content files? (only a few text files). Here's the delete part: Code: [Select] <?php $expiretime=720; // minutes (in how many minutes it deletes the files) $tmpFolder="tmp/"; // where to delete the files - be careful with this. $fileTypes="*.*"; foreach (glob($tmpFolder . $fileTypes) as $Filename) { $FileCreationTime = filectime($Filename); $FileAge = time() - $FileCreationTime; if ($FileAge > ($expiretime * 60)){ //deleting files: unlink($Filename); } } ?> so i have a mysql column with a datetime and i was wondering how i could make it echo the time in "X minutes ago" or "X hours ago" and also, when its more then 24 hours old, delete the entire entry I have a forum script I made that has thread bumping for the thread creator only. I am trying to limit the amout of time the creator can bump to be every 10 minutes. Here's my code. list($title, $creator, $locked, $hidden, $moved, $lastbump) = mysql_fetch_row(mysql_query('SELECT title, creator, locked, hidden, moved, lastbump FROM forum_threads WHERE id="'.$_GET['threadid'].'"')); if(($locked == 1 || $hidden == 1 || $moved == 1) && !$_SESSION['rights'] == 2){ header("location: thread.ws?id=".$_GET['threadid']."&page=".$_GET['page'].""); } else { if($creator == $_SESSION['username']){ mysql_query("UPDATE forum_threads SET lastbump = NOW() WHERE id='".$_GET['threadid']."'"); } else { header("location: thread.ws?id=".$_GET['threadid']."&page=".$_GET['page'].""); } } Hey guys only thing i can find online is examples of showing how much time is left until a predetermind time. but what I need is how many minutes are left until the next hour hits anyone have any ideas on this? Im wanting to do it in UNIX time Unfortunately I do not know how to go about doing this in php any simple examples of time and date will be great. So what I am trying to do is, display to minutes until the next half hour as well as the seconds until the next minute. Eg. Code: [Select] <?php echo $minutes; ?>:<?php echo $seconds; ?> Any help using the time and or date functions in this case will be great. Thank you for your stupendous help. Brian Other than if statement, is there a way to change a duration give in seconds (e.g. 5746 seconds) to the standard format of x hours and y minutes and z seconds? This topic has been moved to JavaScript Help. http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=352669.0 Code: [Select] function time_ago($timestamp) { //$months = array("Jan" => 31, "Feb" => 28, "Mar" => 31, "Apr" => 30, "May" => 31, "Jun" => 30, "Jul" => 31, "Aug" => 31, "Sept" => 30, "Oct" => 31, "Nov" => 30, "Dec" => 31); $curr_time = time(); $time_ago = $curr_time - $timestamp; if($time_ago < 60) // seconds { $ext = $time_ago . " seconds ago.."; } else { if($time_ago >= 60) // minutes { $time = floor($time_ago / 60); $seconds_remainder = $time_ago % 60; $ext = $time . " minutes " . $seconds_remainder . " seconds ago.."; if($time >= 60) // hours { $hours = floor($time / 60); $minutes = $time % 60; $ext = $hours . " hours " . $minutes . " minutes ago.."; if($hours >= 24) // days { $days = floor($hours / 24); $day_hours = $hours % 24; $ext = $days . " days " . $day_hours . " hours ago .."; } } } } return $ext; } Is there a cleaner approach to this? Code: [Select] function time_ago($timestamp) { //$months = array("Jan" => 31, "Feb" => 28, "Mar" => 31, "Apr" => 30, "May" => 31, "Jun" => 30, "Jul" => 31, "Aug" => 31, "Sept" => 30, "Oct" => 31, "Nov" => 30, "Dec" => 31); $curr_time = time(); $time_ago = $curr_time - $timestamp; if($time_ago < 60) // seconds { $ext = $time_ago . " seconds ago.."; } else { if($time_ago >= 60) // minutes { $time = floor($time_ago / 60); $seconds_remainder = $time_ago % 60; $ext = $time . " minutes " . $seconds_remainder . " seconds ago.."; if($time >= 60) // hours { $hours = floor($time / 60); $minutes = $time % 60; $ext = $hours . " hours " . $minutes . " minutes ago.."; if($hours >= 24) // days { $days = floor($hours / 24); $day_hours = $hours % 24; $ext = $days . " days " . $day_hours . " hours ago .."; } } } } return $ext; } It seems to work fine (was going to tackle Months but haven't done it yet), but anyway is there a better way to do this? I'm guessing there is as I wrote this up rather fast and I'm not that great with date math. Any suggestions are appreciated (besides maybe using ternaries which I'm working on atm). PHP date and time function is not showing correct time on my local system I have the following php code date_default_timezone_set("Africa/Lagos"); $date = date('d-m-y h:i:s'); echo "Server Time ".$date ."<br>"; echo "The time is " . date("h:i:sa")."<br>"; $current_datetime = date("Y-m-d") . ' ' . date("H:i:s", STRTOTIME(date('h:i:sa'))); echo "Current time1: ".$current_datetime . "<br>";
Output
Server Time 21-05-21 09:55:39
Expected Output
Server Time 21-05-21 10:55:39
Any help would be appreciated. Edited May 21 by Ponel
Hi, echo '<div style="float:right;width:60%;color:#666666">'. TeamSpeak3_Helper_Convert::version($ts3->virtualserver_uptime) .'</div>'; Edited June 24, 2020 by Lux05 Basically I have recently been playing around with parsing a csv file. What I am looking to do at this point is simply take the date/timestamp (part of the csv file), which is in the following format:DD/MM HH:MM:SS.100th/s For the sake of argument, lets say I have this in an array string called $csv[0] and the file has several lines that span the course of a couple hours. I wouldn't mind having to use explode() to breakup/remove the date or 100th/s IF that would make things a lot simpler. So where would I start in trying to achieve this?. The result I am looking for will simply return "X Seconds". Storing this in a string variable would be a bonus, as I plan to use this to divide a separate piece of information. Any examples or ideas would be great. Thank you. ps: Here is an example time from the csv file itself: Code: [Select] 11/19 22:23:18.143 I am trying to simulate an ad expiration and carry out an action if the ad is expired. And I cannot get the if/else to work properly... I've tried many variations and I cannot see what I am doing wrong here. Any tips please 3 hours and counting of no solution! $ad_start = time()-14 . "<br />"; // 14 days from today in the past (negative) echo $ad_start; $current_time = time() . "<br />"; // current epoch time echo $current_time; $days_past = $ad_start - $current_time; // days past echo "<br />$days_past days have past since the ad started!<br />"; if($days_past <= 14) { echo "<br />Ad is less than 14 days. Not expired."; } else { echo "<br />Ad is over 14 days. Expired."; } This topic has been moved to Application Design. http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=316461.0 Hello, I tried to implement some PHP code to enable a web page to show "Dinner" specials versus "Lunch" specials based on the time. The business is located in the Eastern Time Zone, so I only need to routine to work based on Eastern Time (New York). What I am noticing is that the server is processing the lines of code so fast that the command to establish the correct time for the remaining code is not always being acknowledged. This line of code appears to be processing too fast for the remaining lines of code: date_default_timezone_set ( "America/New_York" ); Is there some additional code I can put in place to make sure the correct time is always ascertained? I need the $hourmin variable to always return a combination of hour + minute based on 24-hour time and Eastern Time zone. My code is as follows: <?php $name8 = file_get_contents("test/special8name.txt"); date_default_timezone_set ( "America/New_York" ); $gethour = date("H"); $getminutes = $gettimedate["minutes"]; $gettimedate = date(); $hourmin = $gethour . $getminutes; $currentday = date("l", time()); $currentdate = date("M j, Y"); if ($hourmin < 1500 && $currentday <> "Saturday" && $currentday <> "Sunday") { echo "<span class=\"namesred\">$name8 </span>"; } else if ( $hourmin > 1500 && $hourmin < 2300 && $currentday <> "Saturday" && $currentday <> "Sunday") { echo "<span class=\"namesblue\">$name8 </span>"; } else if ( $currentday == "Saturday" or $currentday == "Sunday") { echo "<span class=\"namesblue\">$name8 </span>"; } ?> PHP 5.2.6 We rent PHP server space on a server in California. Several of my pages generated by PHP show the current date and time, so when the page is printed, the user knows when the data was printed. Our users could be anywhere in the US, I am in Michigan. How do I convert the server time (PDT) into local time, regardless of where the user is? Thanks. |
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