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Question 1. How can i make it so one of my pages cant be accessed dueing certon times? i.e the page will open at 8am and will close at 8pm once it is closed it will echo something like "We are closed we open at 8am and close at 8pm" can this be done?

Question 2. How can i make a random number like 0.003? the fact for this is i am making a gym for my game so i want a random number from 0.001 to 0.020. i tried this way but didn't work how i wanted it to.

[code]<?PHP
$rand_strength = rand(0,0) . rand(0,0) . rand(1,20);

echo "You have gained $rand_strength strength";
$db->query("UPDATE users SET uStrength=uStrength+'$rand_strength' WHERE uID='" . $user['uID'] . "'");
?>[/code]

This is the results i got "You have gained 0018 strength"

Thanks for your time
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[code]
<?php
$hour = date('H');
if ($hour < 8){
echo "We are closed we open at 8am and close at 8pm";
}
elseif ($hour > 20){
echo "We are closed we open at 8am and close at 8pm";
}
else {
// normal page
}
?>[/code]

Watch out as '$hour' is the hour in server time of course, you might need to change that to match your time zone.

I'm not too sure about your second question, but something like this probably works:

[code]
<?PHP
$rand_strength = rand(0,0).".". rand(0,0).".". rand(1,20);

echo "You have gained $rand_strength strength";
$db->query("UPDATE users SET uStrength=uStrength+'$rand_strength' WHERE uID='" . $user['uID'] . "'");
?>
[/code]

Good luck :)
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if you want to show a page only if it is between 8 am and 8 pm, then do this

[code]
<?php
$hr = date("G");
if($hr < 20 && $hr > 7){
//show the page
} else {
echo('Sorry, page closed');
}
?>
[/code]

p.s. doublecheck the numbers in my if statement, they should be accurate but I'm not exactly certain.

also if you need to modify your timezone, say you're on PST and your server is EST, do this:

[code]
<?php
$hr = date("G");
$offset = $hr - 3;
?>
[/code]

also, freeloader, when you put a date function in a variable, using " instead of ' is more error-proof

and the H format in date uses leading zeros, keep that in mind.
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