[SOLVED] Time format help

[bachx]

I have a a UNIX format number that I want to convert into an Hours:Minutes:Seconds format for a stopwatch/countdown timer script I'm writing. I used date("H:i:s", ($time)), but the problem is, if the period I'm counting is above 24 hours, the Hours reset to 0. So If I was counting down 49 Hours, It's be displayed as 01:00:00 instead of 49:00:00. Any help?

[Jessica]

You'll need to figure out how many hours, minutes and seconds are left manually, using math.

[bachx]

I already have the total number of seconds (in unix format) for the time left, I just need to convert it into H:i:s format without it resetting every 24 hours.

[Jessica]

You'll need to figure out how many hours, minutes and seconds are left manually, using math.

[sneamia]

Post your current script and I'll do it for you.

[bachx]

Thanks. There is no 'script', I simply have a variable called $time which has the remaining time in seconds. I know dividing that on 3600 returns the number of hours. What about minutes/seconds?

[sneamia]

<?php
	$t = htmlentities($_GET['t']);
	$time['days'] = (int) ($t / (60 * 60 * 24));
	$t = $t % (60 * 60 * 24);
	$time['hours'] = (int) ($t / (60 * 60));
	$t = $t % (60 * 60);
	$time['minutes'] = (int) ($t / 60);
	$time['seconds'] = $t % 60;

	// output style 1
	foreach ($time as $key => $value) {
		if (!empty($value)) {
			echo "$value $key ";
		}
	}
	// output style 1 end

	echo '<br />';

	// output style 2
	$time['hours'] += $time['days'] * 24;

	foreach ($time as $key => $value) {
		if (strlen($time[$key]) == 1) {
			$time[$key] = '0' . $value;
		}
	}
	echo $time['hours'] . ':' . $time['minutes'] . ':' . $time['seconds'];
	// output style 2 end
?>

 

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[bachx]

Awesome, thanks.

[sneamia]

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