Please Help my PHP Dating Function.

[FaT3oYCG]

Yeah but the full string is needed.

[emopoops]

the Gayner is just adding something like seconds i dont know why you guys are making it so hard. im pretty sure all that he neeeds to do is divide the etime variable by  60 and then use that one function to uh... get the remainder...(dont round)

JUST FMOD() THE DARN THING!

$etime = 428939; ///the number differnce
$minute = 60;
$seconds = fmod($etime, $minute);
echo $seconds;

i think ive stuck gold here folks. i was right about the main point. this is the EASIEST WAY TO ASS SECONDS. nd if u reread thats what Gayner asked.

http://php.net/manual/en/function.fmod.php

 

 

u guys are u incoherent? i figured it out. look!

[Gayner]

Obvious Troll is Obvious, lol

[emopoops]

xcuse me i just figured it out for you. obvious ignornant postrs are obvious.. but not to themselves..... obviously! cause they are IGNORING THE SOLUTION!

[FaT3oYCG]

while im here i feel this is relevant, in a for each loop is there any way to return the value of a key numerically so that the next key and its value can be accessed while in the current loop?

[roopurt18]

Not without altering the current position of the array.

[Gayner]

This works?

 

Could probably be shortened but just as a concept:

 

<?php
   function timeDifference($previousTime)
   {
      $epoch = time();
      $differenceEpochPrevious = $epoch - $previousTime;
      $differencePreviousNow = time() - $differenceEpochPrevious;

      $timeDifferences = array(
         'year' => date('Y') - date('Y', $differencePreviousNow),
         'month' => date('m') - date('m', $differencePreviousNow),
         'day' => date('d') - date('d', $differencePreviousNow),
         'hour' => date('H') - date('H', $differencePreviousNow),
         'minuite' => date('i') - date('i', $differencePreviousNow),
         'second' => date('s') - date('s', $differencePreviousNow),
      );

      $outputString = '';

      foreach($timeDifferences as $timeString => $value)
      {
         if($value > 1)
         {
            $outputString .= $value . ' ' . $timeString . 's ';
         } elseif($value > 0) {
            $outputString .= $value . ' ' . $timeString . ' ';
         }
      }

      $outputString .= 'ago.';

      return $outputString;
   }

   echo(timeDifference(strtotime('-1 year -12 months')));
?>

 

EDIT: http://gaming-network.ath.cx/time.php

 

YES FINALLY!!

 

8minutes, 20second's ago! HAha I FINALLY Got this to work thanks to u bro!!!

 

I Really love you no homo but seriously, this script is epic, kudo's to ur brain and soul my broski!

 

 

lol All i needed was the 20second's ago added to the 8minutes, took us 4pages but i got it!

 

 

THANKS!

 

AWW CRAP::

 

Whenever u get to the next minute, it stays at 11minutes ago until the first minute is up then it start's displaying the second after, could u fix this?