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<?php 
$timestamp = strtotime($_GET['time_input']) + 60*60;
$time = date('H:i', $timestamp);
echo $time;
?>

$_GET['time_input'] will be the name of your textbox in your form.

 

If the date is coming from a form most people use post for it's more secure, so it would be better to use $_POST['time_input'].  Though to be honest I have I'm still a little confused on the original poster's post and this in what the OP means set the time in the form? Does it want to be incremented one hour before being made a selection in the form (giving the user an option) or be already set? 

Edited by Strider64
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