phpfan101 Posted August 2, 2010 Share Posted August 2, 2010 So, on my website, i have added a "last active" feature, so if someone is surfing the site, they can view when another users last page visit was. so, every second, +1 is added to the $ts variable what i have now, working and all, shows ONLY "NOW!", or ONLY "1 second", ONLY "___ seconds ago"... and so on I have tred over, and over, and over to fix this to my liking, with more instances available, as an example, my current script will show somebody who is 13 months and 26 days inactive, just as "1 year", i want to see the "1 year, 1 month, and 26 days inactive"... or even simpler, just so it displays days/minutes/seconds/NOW! function howlongtil($ts) { $ts=$ts - time(); if ($ts<1) // <1 second return " NOW"; elseif ($ts==1) // <1 second return $ts." second"; elseif ($ts<60) // <1 minute return $ts." seconds"; elseif ($ts<120) // 1 minute return "1 minute"; elseif ($ts<60*60) // <1 hour return floor($ts/60)." minutes"; elseif ($ts<60*60*2) // <2 hour return "1 hour"; elseif ($ts<60*60*24) // <24 hours = 1 day return floor($ts/(60*60))." hours"; elseif ($ts<60*60*24*2) // <2 days return "1 day"; elseif ($ts<(60*60*24*7)) // <7 days = 1 week return floor($ts/(60*60*24))." days"; elseif ($ts<60*60*24*30.5) // <30.5 days ~ 1 month return floor($ts/(60*60*24*7))." weeks"; elseif ($ts<60*60*24*365) // <365 days = 1 year return floor($ts/(60*60*24*30.5))." months"; else // more than 1 year return floor($ts/(60*60*24*365))." years"; }; anyone know how? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
corbin Posted August 2, 2010 Share Posted August 2, 2010 If you're on PHP >= 5.3, I suggest http://us3.php.net/manual/en/datetime.diff.php as it can take months into account accurately I believe. (Otherwise, I would just assume a month is 30 days) lets s = the number of seconds since the user was last active years = floor(s/31536000) s -= years*31536000; months = floor(s/2592000) s -= months*2592000; days = floor(s/86400) You get the idea hopefully. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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