stupidfly

Hmm... well thanks for your help. I'll just have to fiddle with it I guess.

Well it is working, but when the seconds are less than ten, it doesn't display the zero. For 4:04.86, it displays 4:4.86.

There are none, that was just an example. Use 101.11 as an example then. I need it to at least go to hundreths. Thanks

Well it is truncating the tenths and hundreths of a second. I want to be able to display the decimals.

Well what code are you trying to display. Give us something to work with.

I know how to do this in Java, but it seems to be different in PHP. I have a given number of seconds. Say 140. I want to display it as 2:20.

I am currently using this login script for users to view videos: [a href=\"http://www.evolt.org/article/PHP_Login_System_with_Admin_Features/17/60384/\" target=\"_blank\"]http://www.evolt.org/article/PHP_Login_Sys...tures/17/60384/[/a] I also have an IPB messageboard. I want to be able to use the IPB database for users instead of using the database I currently have for that login script. So people only have to register for the message board to view those videos, instead of the videos and message board being seperate. To me, this seems like a big undertaking. I thought I might as well give it a shot here. Any help would be great. Pointers, code, ideas, etc.