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what's the easiest way to do this?

 

in one spot I need to add 20 seconds to the current time

in another spot I need to add 2 minutes to the current time

 

the easiest method seems to be

date() + 20

but I'm not sure wether that'll work, probably not

 

$date = mktime(date("H"), date("i"), date("s") + 20, date("m"), date("d"), date("y");

I need to compare $date to a mysql timestamp, so I'm not sure wich format to use or even wether I should use a timestamp in my mysql database or some other format there too

 

the purpose of the function is to check wether the date + added time has already passed or not, so I need a full date, not just the time

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Heres an easy options

pull the datetime out a unix (same format as time())

SELECT myDate, UNIX_TIMESTAMP(myDate) as myUnixDate FROM table etc etc

your see that myDate is 2009-05-23 14:27:57 

but myUnixDate is 1243085277

 

so you can still you the + 20 etc ;)

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