calculating if current time falls between a preset range?

[ngng]

I can calculate if time falls between two ranges, say 01:00:00 and 15:00:00. But I cannot figure out how to calcualte between a time that extends beyond midnight, for example: 15:00:00 and 3:00:00

[darkfreaks]

<?php
if ($time>15:00:00||$time<3:00:00)
{echo " the time Range  is .....";}?>

[ngng]

<?php
if ($time>15:00:00||$time<3:00:00)
{echo " the time Range  is .....";}?>

 

hmm, that kinda is what i've got...what am I missing

 

<?
	$today = date('N');					

	$q = "SELECT * FROM hours WHERE day = $today";
	$result = mysql_query($q, $conn);
	$tmp = mysql_fetch_assoc($result);

	$o = $tmp['open'];
	$c = $tmp['close'];

		if ($now >= $o && $now <= $c ) { $status = "OPEN";}
		 else { $status = "CLOSED";}	
                        echo "$name is normally $status at this time!" 

?>	

[darkfreaks]

<=  is bad syntax only used for OOP.

 

if its regular PHP programming you need

<?php
if ($now >$o||$now<$c) { $status = "OPEN";}
		 else { $status = "CLOSED";	
                        echo "$name is normally $status at this time!";} ?>

 

 

also paste the full code i have no idea where $now is defined or how it tells i its open or closed

[ngng]

<=  is bad syntax only used for OOP.

 

if its regular PHP programming you need

<?php
if ($now >$o||$now<$c) { $status = "OPEN";}
		 else { $status = "CLOSED";	
                        echo "$name is normally $status at this time!";} ?>

 

 

also paste the full code i have no idea where $now is defined or how it tells i its open or closed

good to know, thanks. will that work though, if the times are after midnight? 9PM to 3AM or something?

 

<?
date_default_timezone_set('America/Los_Angeles');
$now = date('H:i:s');

$today = date('N');					

$q = "SELECT * FROM hours WHERE day = $today";
$result = mysql_query($q, $conn);
$tmp = mysql_fetch_assoc($result);

//result is returned via MySQL in 24:00 datetime format

$o = $tmp['open'];

//result is returned via MySQL in 24:00 datetime format	
        $c = $tmp['close'];

	if ($now >= $o && $now <= $c ) { $status = "OPEN";}
	 else { $status = "CLOSED";}	
				echo "$name is normally $status at this time!" 

?>

[darkfreaks]

 

 

<?php
date_default_timezone_set('America/Los_Angeles');
$now = date('H:i:s');

$today = date('N');					

$q = "SELECT * FROM hours WHERE day = $today";
$result = mysql_query($q, $conn);
$tmp = mysql_fetch_assoc($result);

//result is returned via MySQL in 24:00 datetime format

$o = $tmp['open'];

//result is returned via MySQL in 24:00 datetime format	
        $c = $tmp['close'];

	if ($now > $o || $now < $c ) { $status = "OPEN";}
	 else { $status = "CLOSED";}	
				echo "$name is normally $status at this time!" 

?>

 

yes this makes since but how does it know when closing or opening is? thats my point it wont work if  it doesnt know what the opening or closing times are.

[ngng]

 

yes this makes since but how does it know when closing or opening is? thats my point it wont work if  it doesnt know what the opening or closing times are.

 

what do you mean? te opening and closing times are set via mysql

[darkfreaks]

well test it out and tell me what happens ???

[teng84]

<=  is bad syntax only used for OOP.

 

if its regular PHP programming you need

<?php
if ($now >$o||$now<$c) { $status = "OPEN";}
		 else { $status = "CLOSED";	
                        echo "$name is normally $status at this time!";} ?>

 

 

also paste the full code i have no idea where $now is defined or how it tells i its open or closed

<=  is bad syntax only used for OOP.

 

if its regular PHP programming you need

<?php
if ($now >$o||$now<$c) { $status = "OPEN";}
		 else { $status = "CLOSED";	
                        echo "$name is normally $status at this time!";} ?>

 

 

also paste the full code i have no idea where $now is defined or how it tells i its open or closed

good to know, thanks. will that work though, if the times are after midnight? 9PM to 3AM or something?

 

<?
date_default_timezone_set('America/Los_Angeles');
$now = date('H:i:s');

$today = date('N');					

$q = "SELECT * FROM hours WHERE day = $today";
$result = mysql_query($q, $conn);
$tmp = mysql_fetch_assoc($result);

//result is returned via MySQL in 24:00 datetime format

$o = $tmp['open'];

//result is returned via MySQL in 24:00 datetime format	
        $c = $tmp['close'];

	if ($now >= $o && $now <= $c ) { $status = "OPEN";}
	 else { $status = "CLOSED";}	
				echo "$name is normally $status at this time!" 

?>

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