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Hello, I am comparing these 2 time stamps to see how much time has passed. They time passed is 66 seconds. When I format them back into h:m:s, it shows 1 hour, 1 minute and 6 seconds instead of just 1 minute and 6 seconds. I was just wondering why this was? Thanks $startStamp = 1487156507; $endStamp = 1487156573; $howLong = $endStamp - $startStamp; echo $howLong . "<br>"; echo(date("h:m:s",$howLong)) . "<br>";

Awesome, thanks guys. So I am using it like this, is this okay? $level = 1; $expNeeded = round(2.323 * pow($level, 3));

Hi guys. I'm using php to make a basic level up experience system. At the moment I'm using the following math. $level = 1; //increments on level up $constantValue = 150; $level * $constantValue = $exp2level; Ideally I would like it to be a little more complicated so the exp needed to level isn't so predictable. Now, me and maths have never got along so I'm struggling. Is there a way I can generate exp results a little like FF7. Like this: Thanks for any tips LEVEL 1: 0 LEVEL 2: 6 LEVEL 3: 33 LEVEL 4: 94 LEVEL 5: 202 LEVEL 6: 372 LEVEL 7: 616 LEVEL 8: 949 LEVEL 9: 1384 LEVEL 10: 1934 LEVEL 11: 2614 LEVEL 12: 3588 LEVEL 13: 4610 LEVEL 14: 5809 LEVEL 15: 7200 LEVEL 16: 8797 LEVEL 17: 10614 LEVEL 18: 12665 LEVEL 19: 14965 LEVEL 20: 17528 LEVEL 21: 20368 LEVEL 22: 24161 LEVEL 23: 27694 LEVEL 24: 31555 LEVEL 25: 35759 LEVEL 26: 40321 LEVEL 27: 45255 LEVEL 28: 50576 LEVEL 29: 56299 LEVEL 30: 62438 LEVEL 31: 69008 LEVEL 32: 77066 LEVEL 33: 84643 LEVEL 34: 92701 LEVEL 35: 101255 LEVEL 36: 110320 LEVEL 37: 119910 LEVEL 38: 130040 LEVEL 39: 140725 LEVEL 40: 151980 LEVEL 41: 163820 LEVEL 42: 176259 LEVEL 43: 189312 LEVEL 44: 202994 LEVEL 45: 217320 LEVEL 46: 232305 LEVEL 47: 247963 LEVEL 48: 264309 LEVEL 49: 281358 LEVEL 50: 299125 LEVEL 51: 317625 LEVEL 52: 336872 LEVEL 53: 356881 LEVEL 54: 377667 LEVEL 55: 399245 LEVEL 56: 421630 LEVEL 57: 444836 LEVEL 58: 468878 LEVEL 59: 493771 LEVEL 60: 519530 LEVEL 61: 546170 LEVEL 62: 581467 LEVEL 63: 610297 LEVEL 64: 640064 LEVEL 65: 670784 LEVEL 66: 702471 LEVEL 67: 735141 LEVEL 68: 768808 LEVEL 69: 803488 LEVEL 70: 839195 LEVEL 71: 875945 LEVEL 72: 913752 LEVEL 73: 952632 LEVEL 74: 992599 LEVEL 75: 1033669 LEVEL 76: 1075856 LEVEL 77: 1119176 LEVEL 78: 1163643 LEVEL 79: 1209273 LEVEL 80: 1256080 LEVEL 81: 1304080 LEVEL 82: 1389359 LEVEL 83: 1441133 LEVEL 84: 1494178 LEVEL 85: 1548509 LEVEL 86: 1604141 LEVEL 87: 1661090 LEVEL 88: 1719371 LEVEL 89: 1778999 LEVEL 90: 1839990 LEVEL 91: 1902360 LEVEL 92: 1966123 LEVEL 93: 2031295 LEVEL 94: 2097892 LEVEL 95: 2165929 LEVEL 96: 2235421 LEVEL 97: 2306384 LEVEL 98: 2378833 LEVEL 99: 2452783

Thanks for the help. I have never used switch/case/break before. So would I need to name a new case for everypage I wanted to include?

I have a div on my site that is hidden on desktop then comes visable on mobile devices. Ideally I want to use the following code to include my content in both my normal content div, and my mobile div, and just have one showing at a time. If I try to use it twice in my index.php page, the include default works but when I try to access a page it halts any content from loading. Is there a way I can use this code twice in one page? <?php if (isset($_GET['nav'])) { if (strpos($_GET['nav'], "/")) { $direc = substr(str_replace('..', '', $_GET['nav']), 0, strpos($_GET['nav'], "/")) . "/"; $file = substr(strrchr($_GET['nav'], "/"), 1); if (file_exists($direc.$file.".php")) { include($direc.$file.".php"); } else { include("error.php"); } } else { if (file_exists(basename($_GET['nav']).".php")) { include(basename($_GET['nav']).".php"); } else { include("error.php"); } } } else { include("default.php"); } ?> Thanks